halfway to India strategy
n.— «Two other things give BATS an edge on price. One is what Mr Cummings calls the “Halfway to India” strategy. Being based in Kansas City means his firm can pay its eggheads much less than if they lived in New York.» —“Nasdaq’s nemesis” Economist (United Kingdom) Mar. 15, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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