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Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging?

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Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging? / Giosa, Pinelopi.

35. ed. University of East Anglia, 2018. p. 5-7 (Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) Research Bulletin).

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Giosa, P 2018 'Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging?' Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) Research Bulletin, 35 edn, University of East Anglia, pp. 5-7. <http://competitionpolicy.ac.uk/documents/8158338/8193544/UEA+CCP+Research+Bulletin+Issue+35+Spring+2018+UPDATED.pdf/cc9c68e5-fb3c-dc85-3395-6a8ccb8961a0>

APA

Giosa, P. (2018). Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging? (35 ed.) (pp. 5-7). (Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) Research Bulletin). University of East Anglia. http://competitionpolicy.ac.uk/documents/8158338/8193544/UEA+CCP+Research+Bulletin+Issue+35+Spring+2018+UPDATED.pdf/cc9c68e5-fb3c-dc85-3395-6a8ccb8961a0

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Giosa P. Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging? 35 ed. University of East Anglia. 2018 Mar 1, p. 5-7. (Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) Research Bulletin).

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Giosa, Pinelopi. / Do e-auctions increase the risk of bid-rigging?. 35. ed. University of East Anglia, 2018. pp. 5-7 (Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) Research Bulletin).

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