Simons includes harm to workers and choice in competition mission

Pallavi Guniganti

05 February 2018

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President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Trade Commission last week said the agency must address concerns that it has been too lax in merger enforcement – potentially to the detriment of workers and consumer choice.

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