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Thomas Brown, Whitney McCollum, Jul 10, 2008
Oh how times have changed. Two years ago, when one of us last sat down to write about antitrust and the residential real estate industry, housing prices were rising around the United States. Some cracks had begun to appear. In particular, default rates on newly issued sub-prime mortgages seemed unusually high. But most observers expected the run-up to continue, and the likes of Merrill
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