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John B. Breaux: If you do not have competition, you have to have regulation, which is my main point.

On the recordJune 28, 2001
If you do not have competition, you have to have regulation, which is my main point.
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John B. Breaux
Source
congress.gov
Jun 28, 2001

Editor's note · Context

Arguing that competition is preferable to government regulation.

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