Agency
A seller's agent in Alaska accidentally reveals the seller's bottom-line price to the buyer. This is a violation of the agent's duty of:
AObedience
BConfidentiality✓ Correct
CDisclosure
DAccounting
Explanation
Confidentiality requires the agent to protect information the client would not want revealed to other parties — including the seller's minimum acceptable price, motivation to sell, and financial circumstances.
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