On the recordJuly 6, 2009
These disadvantages are not the result of fair competition, but of the inherent structural inequities of the BCS system.
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congress.govOrrin Hatch: “These disadvantages are not the result of fair competition, but of the inherent structural inequities of the BCS system.”
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Hatch argues that the BCS's disadvantages stem from structural inequities, not fair competition.
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