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's telecommunications directives to the markets in the United Kingdom, against the declared policy objective of raising national …
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The availability of undersea cables around Africa has been transformed by a recent surge of investment, ending the monopoly in West Africa and an absence in East Africa. Private investors alone and with governments have funded the laying of cables. Consequently, previous calls for regulated...
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has been very poor. Significant reforms to the telecommunications sector, in policy making and in regulation will be …
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Provinces or “nations” within existing EU member states seek to secede, becoming member states in their own right. They must adopt the acquis communitaire and create the institutions of a regulatory state, participating in European regulatory networks. They must acquire new ccTLDs and...
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for business leaders and policy-makers. Growth in emissions for telecommunications are from the geographic expansion of …
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Corruption has long been endemic in Indian telecommunications. Individuals and small contractors must pay bribes or …
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Analyzes the impact of the telecommunications sector on Soviet economic growth using Granger and Sims causality tests …
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Despite strong traditions of research into corruption and into telecommunications policy and regulation, the two are …
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