| A | B |
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| pari-mutuel | A kind of betting where those who bet share the prize. |
| felony | A serious crime. |
| usury | The lending of money at a higher rate than the maximum rate allowed by the state. |
| maximum rate of interest | The highest amount of interest that lenders may charge. |
| legal rate of interest | A type of interest where no specific rate is stated. |
| wager | A bet on the uncertain outcome of an event. |
| small loan rate of interest | An interest rate higher than the maximum rate if interest that some states permit licensed loan companies and pawnbrokers to charge on small loans. |
| compunding a crime | The act of refraining from informing on or prosecuting an alleged crime in exchange for money or other valuable consideration. |
| competency license | A license required to ensure that persons in certain occupations and businesses are competent. |
| revenuje license | A license used to raise money rather than to protect the public. |
| price fixing | The practice of agreesing on the same price by competing firms. |
| allocation of markets | The practice of dividing sales areas among competitors. |
| retail price maintenance | A deal between a manufacturer and a retailer to sell a product at a particular price. |
| bid rigging | A pre-arranged agreement that one competitor will have eht lowest bid. |
| restitution | recovery of a payment. |
| divisible | A contract for which separate consideration is given for the legal and illegal parts of the contract. |
| indivisible | A contract for which separate consideration for the legal and illegal parts of the contract cannot be determined. |
| unconscionability | Gross unfairness in a contract that parties under ordinary circumstances would not accept. |
| procedural unconscionability | Unfairness shown by how the contract is created. |
| substantive unconscionability | Unfairness established by the terms of the agreement. |
