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What are the policy implications of this lack of a natural monopoly?

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What are the policy implications of this lack of a natural monopoly?

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To the extent that a marketplace is competitive, with a steady pace of entry and exit, the self-interest of exchanges will drive them to do things which their investors like. It will not be necessary to force them to do these things via regulation. The role for regulation in such competitive markets is limited to the classic regulatory functions, i.e. health-safety-environment” style regulation.

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