Some critics claim the Carlyle Group uses insider political knowledge,or ____________,to dominate heavily regulated markets.

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Political arbitrage refers to the practice of taking advantage of differences in the prices of securities or assets in different markets that are caused by political events or decisions. In this case, critics are accusing the Carlyle Group of using their knowledge of politics and regulatory issues to gain an advantage in heavily regulated markets, which would be an example of political arbitrage. The other choices do not accurately describe this situation.

Some Critics Claim the Carlyle Group Uses Insider Political Knowledge,or