'market fragmentation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a large market is divided or separated into smaller, distinct segments. For example, "The market fragmentation has resulted in increased competition for companies selling similar products."
To let them have what they want could bring market fragmentation that would inevitably hurt retail investors, just as they already suffer from fragmented markets in Nasdaq-listed stocks, another issue that the S.E.C. needs to address.
Market fragmentation is a worry too.
There is, said Mr Cabrera, "huge market fragmentation".
But if publishers begin to create high-end virtual reality titles that will only run on Scorpio-level hardware – that's market fragmentation, right?
The whole issue around the fight for living room/TV space just suggests we should expect market fragmentation like we already find in the mobile space.
Of course, Microsoft wants everyone on Windows 10, both to reduce market fragmentation and to provide a large target market for app developers.
Mario Monti, who succeeded Mr. Van Miert last year, has taken an aggressive position toward the effects on competition of Europe's continued market fragmentation.
CFTC Commissioner Giancarlo, for example, stated his view that it is time to "revisit [the] flawed swap trading rules" and "reverse the tide of global market fragmentation". Id.
"Research on these things is extremely important because when markets falter the whole economy is affected," said O'Hara, who also studies market fragmentation and information flow to traders.
So, by tracking product and market trends across borders, Leif Johansson captured valuable global-scale efficiencies while reaping the benefits of a flexible response to national market fragmentation.
"Policies to reduce financial market fragmentation, support demand, and reform product and labour markets are also crucial for stronger growth and job creation," it said.
