San Francisco to ban software that “enables price collusion” by landlords
Software aids landlords in "indirectly coordinating" by facilitating the sharing of nonpublic information.
MAIN POINTS
- Software enables landlords to share nonpublic information.
- Indirect coordination among landlords is achieved through this software.
- The sharing of information is not public.
TAKEAWAYS
- Landlords benefit from software that allows private information sharing.
- Coordination among landlords is enhanced by nonpublic data exchange.
- Software plays a crucial role in the indirect coordination of landlords.