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ARTICLE · 24 JUNE 2003

Telecoms - A Global Competition Review - Special Report

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Article by Craig Thompson and Anna Salvolainen

This Article First Appeared In: Getting the Deal Through: Telecoms - A Global Competition Review Special Report

POLICY

1 How would you summarise government and regulatory policy for the telecoms sector? What is the policy-making and policy development procedure?

Finland is in the midst of changing governments as a result of the recent parliamentary elections held in early 2003. The eightyear old coalition government headed by the former prime minister, Paavo Lipponen has stepped down and a new coalition government headed by the current prime minister, Anneli Jäätteenmäki has just stepped into office. The change in governments will bring about small but perceptible changes in Finland’s communications sector policy.

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