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How do firms in Germany use telematics? What kinds of telecommunications networks do they use? How are they constrained by the regulatory framework? This section will discuss these questions from the general perspective of telecommunications policy. The next three sections will turn to the microeconomic level and discuss specific applications of telematics in German firms.
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Porter/Millar (1985), Porter (1985)
See Alchian/ Woodward (1987), p.110–136; see also Williamson (1985)
See von Weizsäcker (1984)
Antonelli (1988)
Coase (1934); Stigler (1951), p. 185 — 193; Williamson (1985)
see Bar/Borrus (1989), i.e. the U.S. national study
See Caves (1982) or Rugman (1981 )
See Wieland: “Multinational Banking, Telematics and the International Division of Labor”, University of Cologne, forthcoming
OECD (1983)
see the references in fn. 6; see also Hymer (1976)
see the reference in fn. 5 above
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Pfeiffer, G., Wieland, B. (1990). Conclusions and Perspectives. In: Telecommunications in Germany. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75556-9_6
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