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Mobile Virtual Network Operators: Beyond the Hyperbolae

In this article, we discuss several aspects related to the entry of mobile virtual network operators. Some aspects, such as entry barriers and exclusionary practices, relate to the entry process itself. Other aspects, such as prices or the characteristics of the entrant’s product, relate to the consequences of the entry process.

Pedro Pereira | Duarte Brito | Duarte Brito | Pedro Pereira

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