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How would suppressing the competition cut costs? >Shay Assad: The landscape has totally changed. In the '80s, there was intense competition amongst a number of
by stracer 3y ago
How would suppressing the competition cut costs?
>Shay Assad: The landscape has totally changed. In the '80s, there was intense competition amongst a number of companies. And so the government had choices. They had leverage. We have limited leverage now.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y agoThey were probably not considering it under a frame of suppressing competition. If they have people spending a lot of time keeping track of various contractors (who can do what, what capacity is available from whom, etc.) then consolidating those contractors to just a handful might be a cost-cutting measure.