But she expressed concern that some of the restrictions might curb competition and further tighten access to credit.
In 1687 a Seneca village called Ganondagan, southeast of current-day Rochester, New York, was burned by the French in an effort to curb competition in the fur trade.
Trade unionists talk about fair trade, not free trade (in other words, they want to curb competition for jobs from workers in poor countries).
The aim of government was to curb competition and regulate life so as to attain an ordered and stable society in which all could share according to status.
The Justice Department is trying to block Oracle's $7.7 hostile bid for PeopleSoft, saying it would curb competition and raise prices in violation of antitrust laws.
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson could rule that the meeting itself -- as a conspiracy to try to curb competition through collusion -- is an antitrust violation.
Many of Mr Obama's regulatory changes, from tougher fuel-efficiency requirements to curbs on deep-water drilling, were meant to benefit consumers and the environment, not to curb competition and protect incumbents.
In June, the Association for Competitive Technology, an advocacy group representing more than 5,000 app developers, filed an objection with Icann, arguing that Google's plan to vet developers seeking an.app domain name could curb competition.
They plead that they are so powerless that even getting much larger would not give them anything approaching the clout to curb competition in the music market.Lucian Grainge, the head of Universal, tries to square this circle.
She has pleaded guilty to colluding with the chief executive of Christie's to set up a joint schedule of higher non-negotiable fees and coordinate other business practices to curb competition and boost lagging profits.
