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Financial markets and financeability: The Implications of recent developments for utility regulation

You are currently viewing Financial markets and financeability: The Implications of recent developments for utility regulation
  • Post author:Colin Mayer
  • Post published:October 30, 2009
  • Post category:Beesley Lectures / Documents
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Beesley Lecture series XIX

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