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What are the two types of unfair business practices?

  1. Unconscionable representations

  2. Ambiguous representations

  3. Disingenuous representations

  4. False, misleading or deceptive representations

The correct answer is: Unconscionable representations

One type of unfair business practice is unconscionable representations. This means deceiving or misleading customers in an unethical manner. This can include false advertising, selling potentially harmful products with misleading or incomplete labels, or exaggerating the benefits of a product or service. The other options listed, such as ambiguous, disingenuous, and false or misleading representations, are similar in nature but not the same as unconscionable representations. These types of practices may also be considered unfair, but they do not specifically fall under the category of unconscionable representations. Therefore, they are not considered the two types of unfair business practices asked in this question.

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