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 Hungary - Key Statistics, Regulatory & Fixed Line Telecoms Overviews
Hungary was early to deregulate its telecoms market but interconnection and loop unbundling disputes delayed full and effective competition. The regulator has been rigorous in promoting competition, reducing interconnection tariffs and number portability fees, and has also ensured that a fair access regime is in place, with a number of LLU agreements concluded. However, new entrants in the fixed-line sector will be fighting for a shrinking market, with fixed-line numbers in decline due to fixed-to-mobile substation. This report provides a variety of insightful statistics and a concise overview of the industry, highlighting regulatory developments and introducing the major operators and the network infrastructure of the country.
Last Update: 6 Feb 2007 Number of Pages: 20
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