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Excerpt from Financial Transaction Costs and Industrial Performance
This paper presents a model in which firms, acting in the interest of their shareholders, tend to act collusively when their shareholders have diversified portfolios. Therefore, government interventions which reduce diversification, such as taxing trades in stocks and redistributing the proceeds, are potentially beneficial since they promote competition.
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