Strategic Confusopoly in the UK Mobile Telecommunications Market: Evidence of Price Increases Despite Competition
Can entire markets strategically confuse consumers to raise market prices? Using a detailed dataset covering virtually all mobile phone tariffs and their handsets in the United Kingdom between…
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