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La competencia en el ferrocarril: un análisis del nuevo marco institucional en Europa y en España

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En este trabajo se analiza la experiencia en materia de liberalización del sector ferroviario europeo y español.

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  • Javier Campos, 2015. "La competencia en el ferrocarril: un análisis del nuevo marco institucional en Europa y en España," Policy Papers 2015-12, FEDEA.
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