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24-September-2007
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Can governments elevate their broadband performance rankings? This paper aims to identify the factors that are significant in driving broadband penetration.
Report on the 2nd Roundtable on Economics for Consumer Policy, held in October 2006, to consider the economic theories of information disclosure with a focus on two major industry sectors – telecommunications and financial services.
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