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中国移动将如何实现与同业者共同发展()A、促进良性竞争B、采用公平合理的竞争手段C、

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中国移动将如何实现与同业者共同发展()

A、促进良性竞争

B、采用公平合理的竞争手段

C、建立公开透明的竞争机制

D、坚持公平.公正的原则,在电信法律法规和市场规则框架之下,与之展开积极.富有建设性的竞争

E、建立一个公正有序的行业生存和发展的空间,提升行业整体价值

答案:

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参考答案:A, B, C

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