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The Impact of Privatization and Competition in the Telecommunications Sector around the World, October 2002 (pdf)

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Telecom and ICT
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The Impact of Privatization and Competition in the Telecommunications Sector around the World

This study shows that half of the output growth between 1990 and 1998 was attributable to privatization and competition after controlling for input growth. Competition appeared to have a larger impact on labor and total factor productivity than privatization.

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