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327   $aCover -- Title Page -- Credits Page -- Summary -- Introduction -- PART 1: THE ECONOMICS OF TELECOMMUNICATION PIRACY IN LATIN AMERICA --   Chapter 01: Main types of piracy in Latin America --   Chapter 02: Reasons of piracy --   Chapter 03: Multinationals and the cost of their presence in developing countries --   Chapter 04: Market competition and how to enter a market dominated by pirated services -- PART 2: HOW CRIMINAL LAW CAN ACT AS CATALYST FOR THE ECONOMIC CHANGES --   Chapter 01: The moral side of piracy and the particularities of the criminal law --   Chapter 02: Piracy as a harmful practice to the society --   Chapter 03: Piracy as real problem for the law --   Chapter 04: Creating losses for the pirates -- PART 3: CONCLUSION AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS -- REFERENCES$7Generated by AI.
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