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For years, the images of brokers shouting and scrambling on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange have offered an exciting perspective on the intensity of trading stocks under volatile conditions. Which of the following threatens to end the practice of floor trading on the NYSE?
A) collapse of the secondary market for securities
B) the ramifications of the 2008 financial crisis
C) growth of electronic communications networks
D) Securities and Exchange Commission regulations
E) expansion of the over-the-counter market

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