In the second chapter of the book “Freakonomics”, they go through and analyze the similarities between how the Ku Klux Klan and Real-Estate agents go side and side when it comes to their strategies and their weaknesses. Both parties are described as keepers of information, with this specific information holding the key over control on the people. There are not releasing this information, but withholding it and that is what makes them both powerful. When it comes to certain information, releasing it is what gives that supplier power, but in the case between what makes the Ku Klux Klan and Real-Estate Agents similar it comes down to limiting or even holding back important information. Both parties use an intimidation factor in their line of
