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Regulating Telecomminications in Developing Countries outcmes Incentives and commitment.

By: Gala, Ahmed; Nauri, Bharat.

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BookSeries: Policy Research Working Paper No. 1520. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1995Subject(s): Telecommunication | Developing countries -- Comunication infrastructure//Telecommunication equipment. -- Developing countries -- Comunication infrastructure//Telecommunication equipmentSummary: This paper shows how the private sector invest heavily in infrastructure making reasonable returns and improving productivity.

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Regulating Telecomminications in Developing Countries outcmes Incentives and commitment.

By: Gala, Ahmed; Nauri, Bharat.