Nate works as a sales representative.His employment contract specifies that he cannot work for a competitor for a period of two years from employment.This is an example of
A)vagueness.
B)extortion.
C)ambiguity.
D)duress.

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The clause specifying that Nate cannot work for a competitor for two years is clear and definite, so it is not an example of vagueness. It is also not extortion or duress, as he is not being coerced or forced into agreeing to the terms. The only possible issue is ambiguity - it is possible that the terms could be interpreted differently by Nate or his employer, leading to a dispute.

Nate Works as a Sales Representative