> All of these pricing signals skew the market and should be banned. Aside from the obvious issues with prior restraint, where do you stop? In real estate, a

> All of these pricing signals skew the market and should be banned. Aside from the obvious issues with prior restraint, where do you stop? In real estate, a list of comparable sales (comps in RE speak) is commonly used to set an asking price. That list is clearly a pricing signal, would you advocate hiding the sales price of houses? Ok, now you’ve done that, how does the government assess property taxes? And when they do, are those assessments now secret as well? You’re going down a really dark and weird road to try to fix a small part of a big problem…