Wettbewerbssituation auf dem Markt für Wetterdienstleistungen
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Note: Eine ökonomische Evaluation der geplanten Novelle des DWD-Gesetzes unter Berücksichtigung der wettbewerblichen Situation für meteorologische Dienstleistungen sowie der Ziele der digitalen Agenda bzw. der Open (Government) Data-Politik. Ein Gutachten im Auftrag des Verbandes Deutscher Wetterdienstleister e.V. (VDW).
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