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. Maldoom, Dan's Scholarly Papers Click on the title of any column to sort the table by that column. Aggregate Statistics Total Downloads 1,147 Total Citations 5 Papers (2) Authors Date Downloads  (Rank) Citations ACTIONS:    Email Selected Abstracts    Export Selected Bibliographic Info    VIEW: Selected   Selected   Selected      Original List  Original List     All Versions  Hide All Versions     All Abstracts  Hide All Abstracts     Legend Legend close   eDocument is available from the SSRN eLibrary for free eDocument is available for a fee 1.   Competition in Broadband Provision and Its Implications for Regulatory Policy | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Download | Working Paper Series Maldoom, Dan DotEcon Marsden, Richard DotEcon Sidak, Gregory Tilburg Law & Economics Center (TILEC), Tilburg University Singer, Hal J. Navigant Economics LLC Posted: 17 Dec 03 Last Revised: 25 Feb 10 1,121 (7,666) 5 telecommunications, regulation, broadband, international regulation 2.   A Comment on 'Strange Bids: Bidding Behaviour in the United Kingdom's Third Generation Spectrum Auction' by Tilman Borgers and Christian Dustmann | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Download | Economic Journal, Vol. 115, No 505, pp. 579-582, July 2005 Accepted Paper Series Maldoom, Dan DotEcon Posted: 22 Jul 05 26 (254,849)   Records 1 - 2 of 2 matches [ 1 ]

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