Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment

The author argues that competition in domestic telecommunications markets promotes both universal service and employment in developing countries. Thus, incumbent monopoly operators should be reformed. And since incumbents are subject to increasingl...

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Main Author:	Petrazzini, Ben A.
Format:	Viewpoint
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS EMPLOYMENT DENATIONALIZATION MONOPOLIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES MARKET COMPETITION CALLBACK SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERNET PHONE SERVICES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS COMPETITIVE MARKETS DATA TRANSMISSION ECONOMIC COOPERATION EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS GROWTH RATE INNOVATIONS LICENSING MARKET POWER MEDIA MONOPOLY NETWORKS PROFIT MARGINS REGULATORY MECHANISMS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMS TELEDENSITY TELEPHONES TELEPHONY TELEPHONY SERVICES UNIVERSAL SERVICE VALUE ADDED
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1996/10/441228/competition-telecoms-implications-universal-service-employment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11603

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spelling	okr-10986-116032021-06-14T11:04:20Z Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment Petrazzini, Ben A. TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS EMPLOYMENT DENATIONALIZATION MONOPOLIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES MARKET COMPETITION CALLBACK SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERNET PHONE SERVICES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS COMPETITIVE MARKETS DATA TRANSMISSION ECONOMIC COOPERATION EMPLOYMENT EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS GROWTH RATE INNOVATIONS LICENSING MARKET POWER MEDIA MONOPOLIES MONOPOLY NETWORKS PROFIT MARGINS REGULATORY MECHANISMS SATELLITES TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMS TELEDENSITY TELEPHONES TELEPHONY TELEPHONY SERVICES UNIVERSAL SERVICE VALUE ADDED The author argues that competition in domestic telecommunications markets promotes both universal service and employment in developing countries. Thus, incumbent monopoly operators should be reformed. And since incumbents are subject to increasingly fierce international competition from callback services, Internet phone services, mobile satellite services, and global operators, this reform should happen sooner rather than later. 2012-08-13T15:30:44Z 2012-08-13T15:30:44Z 1996-10 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1996/10/441228/competition-telecoms-implications-universal-service-employment Viewpoint. -- Note no. 96 (October 1996) http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11603 English Viewpoint CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Viewpoint Publications & Research
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topic	TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS EMPLOYMENT DENATIONALIZATION MONOPOLIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES MARKET COMPETITION CALLBACK SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERNET PHONE SERVICES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS COMPETITIVE MARKETS DATA TRANSMISSION ECONOMIC COOPERATION EMPLOYMENT EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS GROWTH RATE INNOVATIONS LICENSING MARKET POWER MEDIA MONOPOLIES MONOPOLY NETWORKS PROFIT MARGINS REGULATORY MECHANISMS SATELLITES TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMS TELEDENSITY TELEPHONES TELEPHONY TELEPHONY SERVICES UNIVERSAL SERVICE VALUE ADDED
spellingShingle	TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS EMPLOYMENT DENATIONALIZATION MONOPOLIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES MARKET COMPETITION CALLBACK SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERNET PHONE SERVICES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS COMPETITIVE MARKETS DATA TRANSMISSION ECONOMIC COOPERATION EMPLOYMENT EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS GROWTH RATE INNOVATIONS LICENSING MARKET POWER MEDIA MONOPOLIES MONOPOLY NETWORKS PROFIT MARGINS REGULATORY MECHANISMS SATELLITES TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMS TELEDENSITY TELEPHONES TELEPHONY TELEPHONY SERVICES UNIVERSAL SERVICE VALUE ADDED Petrazzini, Ben A. Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
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description	The author argues that competition in domestic telecommunications markets promotes both universal service and employment in developing countries. Thus, incumbent monopoly operators should be reformed. And since incumbents are subject to increasingly fierce international competition from callback services, Internet phone services, mobile satellite services, and global operators, this reform should happen sooner rather than later.
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author	Petrazzini, Ben A.
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title	Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
title_short	Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
title_full	Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
title_fullStr	Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
title_full_unstemmed	Competition in Telecoms-Implications for Universal Service and Employment
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publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2012
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