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This study examines the substitution effect between fixed-line and mobile telephony while controlling for the consumption externality associated with telephone networks. A dynamic demand model is estimated using a global telecommunications panel dataset comprised of 56 countries from 1995–2000. Estimation results show the presence of a substantial substitution effect. Additionally income and own-price elasticities are reported. Analysis of impulse re-sponses for price, income and network size indicate substantial mobile telephone growth is yet to be realised. However, price ceilings imposed in the fixed-line network can retard the growth of the mobile network. 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. 1
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We estimate own-price elasticities for fixed network voice telephony access and (national) calls ser...
This study examines the substitution effect between fixed-line and mobile telephony while controllin...
This study examines the growth of global mobile telephony and the economic factors that affect this ...
This study aims to analyze the global mobile phones by examining the instruments stimulating the dif...
In recent years, global mobile telephony has experienced spectacular demand growth that is unmatched...
In this study, we investigate empirically the relationship between telephone penetration and economi...
Many developed and developing countries have approached telecommunications reform by opening the mar...
This paper addresses the issue of whether mobile telephone and fixed line telephone services are sub...
International audienceThis study estimates the price elasticity of mobile voice communication in dev...
Forecasts of the diffusion paths are critically important when evaluating the launch of a new produc...
We examine the effect on economic growth of mobile cellular phones in sub-Saharan Africa where a mar...
This paper develops a simple demand model with network externalities which allow us to identify the ...
The amount of financial incentives required to stimulate network growth depends on the size of the c...
Many developed and developing countries have approached telecommunications reform by opening the mar...
This paper studies the relationships between economic growth, telecommunications development and pro...
We estimate own-price elasticities for fixed network voice telephony access and (national) calls ser...
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