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TRADE EXECUTION COSTS AND THE DISINTERMEDIATION OF TRADING IN A COMPETING DEALER MARKET
The growth of alternative trading systems that compete with established stock markets will have profound effects on many securities exchanges and their member firms. New screen-based markets can match buy and sell orders, and confirm trades electronically to the participants. In many cases, inves
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