Sherman Antitrust Act | Real Estate Exam Prep

The Sherman Antitrust Act is a landmark federal act passed by Congress in 1890. The core principle of the Sherman Antitrust Act is to ensure healthy and fair free-market competition. Let's review the different types of antitrust violations: price-fixing, group boycotting, market allocation and tie-in agreements.

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[Guillotines_For_Globalists]

You state that real estate companies can set commission minimums that their brokers and agents must abide by, and that fixing commissions. How is this not "price fixing" when so many real estate companies set the same or similar minimum commission? As a broker of 6 years who has offered a discount for my clients alone I have always struggled with this and have been boycotted by members and associates of my own realtor association as well as my brokerage company as well. This all seems to scammy and like a "word salad" that talks around itself in circles trying to legitimize what is really occurring within in the real estate world.

[carsonbennettable]

What is the difference between ‘tie-in arrangement’ and ‘agency with interest’ ?

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