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Entgelte für den Netzzugang zu staatlich geförderter Breitband-Infrastruktur

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  • Held, Caroline
  • Kulenkampff, Gabriele
  • Plückebaum, Thomas

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  • Held, Caroline & Kulenkampff, Gabriele & Plückebaum, Thomas, 2016. "Entgelte für den Netzzugang zu staatlich geförderter Breitband-Infrastruktur," WIK Discussion Papers 405, WIK Wissenschaftliches Institut für Infrastruktur und Kommunikationsdienste GmbH.
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