In this issue: Antitrust Policy and Real Estate Markets Richard Epstein, Jul 10, 2008 Multiple Listing Arrangements in Residential Real Estate Transactions: An Antitrust Analysis Let me start this short paper on the antitrust law governing multiple listings in the real estate brokerage industry with a conventional account. Thereafter I shall try to explain why […]

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle J. Bruce McDonald, Jul 10, 2008 The question is not “will” but “when” will antitrust enforcers challenge any new real estate broker association rules prescribing how the brokers compete. The U.S. Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against the Consolidated Multiple Listing Service is […]

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Richard Epstein, Jul 10, 2008 Let me start this short paper on the antitrust law governing multiple listings in the real estate brokerage industry with a conventional account. Thereafter I shall try to explain why this account, while not wholly wrong, is in […]

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle C. Boyden Gray, Jul 12, 2008 Although U.S. and EC antitrust law have converged considerably in the last few years, significant differences remain in the treatment of dominance under Article 82 of the EC Treaty. This difference is perhaps best illustrated by the […]