We’ve seen what happens when utility companies establish near-monopolies: Connecticut families pay the price while shareholders reap the rewards,
Ned Lamont: “We’ve seen what happens when utility companies establish near-monopolies: Connecticut families pay the price while…”
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Governor Lamont discusses utility company monopolies.
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