On the recordJuly 23, 2013
It seems like it is becoming just an extraordinary concentration of power in one place, and we think that there may be great danger in that.
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congress.govIt seems like it is becoming just an extraordinary concentration of power in one place, and we think that there may be great danger in that.
Scott warns about the dangers of concentrated market power and its potential to manipulate prices.
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