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oligopoly

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See: monopoly


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The rating agencies that measure the risk of financial instruments seem to have their own cozy oligopoly and were uniformly ineffective, and maybe even had conflicts and incentives not to point things out.
Japanese steelmakers have said they were considering asking regulators to probe the deal, saying it would create an oligopoly.
The deal "invites an oligopoly, which would infringe anti-trust laws, so we are considering asking the (Japan) Fair Trade Commission (FTC) for an investigation," said JISF official Yukihiro Murakami.
 
 
 
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