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"barriers to competition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe restrictions that might make it difficult for business to compete in a particular market or industry. For example, "The company faced several barriers to competition, including a lack of resources and an entrenched competitor."
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Within a decade, however, those barriers to competition were crumbling.
Barriers to competition allow the SOEs to overcharge consumers for their products.
Artificial barriers to competition hurt users and developers and, in the long run, stall technological progress".
As barriers to competition crumble, the health care industry must take action to create positive change.
And, after all, lowering barriers to competition and innovation is the ultimate goal of antitrust policy.
"Low fares are the result of the removal of barriers to competition," he said.
Governments should take a much closer look at all such barriers to competition in professional services.
In the old world of manufacturing, superior products and superior scale provided barriers to competition.
That means developing more convenient, consumer-oriented technologies but also, and more urgently, removing barriers to competition in local markets.
Yet unequal rewards often accumulate over lifetimes and are perpetuated within family dynasties, creating barriers to competition.
Furthermore, "this legislation introduces barriers to competition and will further complicate the aim of reducing CO2 emissions," he said.
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