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The telecommunications bubble burst in 2001 was almost certainly the largest financial collapse of any one sector in American history. Many blamed the collapse on the Telecommunications Act of 1996 - which was supposed to allow practically any company to offer communications and other services in a field where regulators had long forbidden competition. But if the law were so bad, why did the telecommunications stock market skyrocket for the first four years after its passage?
