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Entry, Costs Reduction, and Competition in the Portuguese Telephony Industry

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Philippe Gagnepain () (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Pedro Pereira () (Autoridade da Concorrência)

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Paper provided by Portuguese Competition Authority in its series Working Papers with number 05.

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Keywords: Mobile Telephony Entry Competition Efficiency Empirical Analysis

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