Monday, 30 January 2006 21:50 | Alec Barton
Rob Conway, chief executive of the GSM Association, which represents 679 GSM mobile phone operators worldwide, is still not quite satisfied: "...the Brazilian people and the Brazilian economy could derive greater benefits from cellular communications if the federal and state governments were to revise their taxes on mobile phone usage, which are among the highest in the developing world."
A recent study by the GSMA found that taxes in
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