C) they're an antitrust violation. Also called a tying contract. The usual form of a tying arrangement is “i will sell you product x, but only if you also buy product y from me.” product y, which is call the tied.
A licensee agrees to rebate a portion of the commission earned when her buyer client buys a house if the client also lists her. C) they're an antitrust violation. Tying arrangements are not necessarily unlawful.
D) they're a type of mortgage fraud. A) they involve market allocation. Which of these is essentially the same as fraud? As a result, these arrangements are considered an antitrust violation.
An arrangement in which a manufacturer sells a product to a reseller only on condition that the reseller also buys another less popular product; A) they involve market allocation. D) they're a type of mortgage fraud. B) they also do not usually involve price.
Tying arrangements and mixed bundling. C) they're an antitrust violation. B) they involve price fixing. Examples are when a broker requires clients to use a.
When a seller requires buyers to purchase a second product or service as a condition of obtaining a first product or service, it may run afoul of the federal antitrust laws. A) they involve market allocation. They're a type of mortgage fraud. B) they involve price fixing.