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The Law and Economics of Intralata Competition: 1+ Issues and Access Charge Imputation,nterexchange carriers (IXCs) from providing intraLATA toll services. However, a number of states now permit facilities based intraLATA toll competition, and the market structure for intraLATA competition is a current issue in a number of jurisdictions.

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