Competition is a good thing—when consumers have a choice, prices go down and quality goes up. And as the pro-consumer party, Democratic policymakers have made a point of championing competition policies in industry after industry, from meatpacking to pharma to tech.
But for all the proposed policies floating around on competition (some good and some bad), one industry is missing from the conversation: finance, and specifically the competition that fintech and cryptocurrencies can create for financial products.
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