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Electronic Commerce in the Retail Brokerage Industry: Trading Costs of Internet Versus Full Service Firms
Electronic brokerages on the Internet represent one of the most successful examples of electronic commerce, having captured over 20% of retail stock trades. According to economic theory, prices of commodities like securities should converge to one price in a market with the transparency of the In
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