Sometimes the unequal bargaining power of parties to a contract gives one party an unfair advantage when dealing with those who lack the economic power to enter into a contract on an equal footing.

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This statement is true. Unequal bargaining power can lead to unfair advantage for one party in a contract, particularly when dealing with those who are economically disadvantaged. Examples of this include contracts between employers and low-wage workers, or contracts between landlords and tenants.

Sometimes the Unequal Bargaining Power of Parties to a Contract