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Director of Federal Antimonopoly Service discusses airline competition at meeting of OECD

Published 24 June 2014

The FAS prepared a report about the topic which Concise Aerospace analyzed; the report highlights the role of increasing competition in the growth of the Russian market, but does not mention some of the problems and unsuccessful policies (743 words)

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Article ID: 11839

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