What is the primary concern of antitrust law as it applies to REALTOR® associations?

What is the primary concern of antitrust law

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AEnsuring all brokers charge the same commission rates
BPreventing associations from growing too large
CLimiting the number of members in an association
DProhibiting agreements that unreasonably restrain trade

✓ Correct answer: D. Prohibiting agreements that unreasonably restrain trade Antitrust law primarily prohibits agreements that unreasonably restrain trade, which in REALTOR® associations can manifest as price-fixing discussions among competing brokers who are association members.

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