On the recordMarch 20, 2003
Ultimately, competition would be stifled, rather than enhanced, as the large players increase their market share and push small firms out of business.
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Paul S. Sarbanes
Ultimately, competition would be stifled, rather than enhanced, as the large players increase their market share and push small firms out of business.
Senator Sarbanes warns about the negative impact on competition from the rule.
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