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(MCMC) has clarified that there is no deferment on access to the high speed broadband network (HSBB) being built by Telekom Malaysia (TM), despite indications that a seven-year deferment period had been granted. When you cover redundancy with payment protection you would have a deferment period before claiming. The opportunity cost of deferment in the form of missed cash inflows during the deferment period is high, and so the dominant firm (firm A in the previous example) will invest early. |
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