In highly concentrated industries with few competitors,all the sellers may offer the same unfair contracts on a "take-it-or-leave-it" basis,known as an adhesion contract and an example of:

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This scenario is an example of procedural unconscionability, which occurs when a contract is presented to a party in a way that makes it difficult for them to negotiate or understand the terms. In this case, the sellers have a dominant position in the market and are offering standardized contracts with little room for negotiation, leaving buyers with little choice but to accept the terms or not make the purchase.

In Highly Concentrated Industries with Few Competitors,all the Sellers May