The over-the-counter market differs from the New York Stock Exchange in that:

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The over-the-counter market, also known as OTC, is a decentralized market where stocks are traded directly between two parties, usually through a dealer network, instead of being listed on an exchange like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). This means that stocks traded OTC are publicly traded, but they are not listed on any exchange. Option B is incorrect because larger companies can also be traded on the OTC market. Option C is also incorrect because NASDAQ is a stock exchange, not a market, and it lists both large and small companies.

The Over-The-Counter Market Differs from the New York Stock Exchange