warriorguy wrote:
sayantanc2k wrote:
Yes the second "it" is a placeholder for "to influence trade and competition policy".
Just for my knowledge, does placeholder it not conform to the rule thatif a pronoun has found a logical antecedent then subsequent usage of the pronoun will refer back to the same antecedent?
No, it does not, because placeholder "it" is not a personal pronoun. There may be another "it" in the sentence referring to some thing.
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