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Epic’s second economist is not wholly against anti-steering, it seems.

Google’s attorney suggested that eBay — which employed Prof. Tadelis at one point — needs to have an anti-steering provision because otherwise the buyer and seller could connect outside eBay’s platform and eBay would not get paid.

Tadelis agreed.

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