So your point is where a big company is an entrant as a new competitor, they want competitive principles in place, but where an incumbent is already there, their views toward competitive policies are not nearly as enthusiastic.
Ed Markey: “So your point is where a big company is an entrant as a new competitor, they want competitive principles in place, but…”
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Markey highlights differing competitive policy views between new entrants and incumbents.
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