And does the market not work perfectly because some of the prices that are involved in the market are competitively low and set by government?
Deborah Koff Ross: “And does the market not work perfectly because some of the prices that are involved in the market are competitively low…”
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Ross questions whether government pricing affects market efficiency.
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