Consequences of Preference Politics in Software Markets

04.02.2010 - Uncategorized

On behalf of Microsoft Norway, Oslo Economics has examined the consequences of preference policies in software markets.

Contact: Asbjørn Englund/Rolf Sverre Asp.

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