We perform an empirical analysis of the Indian telecommunications market. We estimate different demand specifications and we show that, contrarily to the findings for developed countries, access price elasticity is significant and rather large. Moreover, income and other sociodemographic characteristics play a crucial role in explaining demand. We consider the impact of cellular penetration, identifying a network effect in low penetration areas and some evidence of substitution in the most developed ones. All results are robust to different econometric specifications, including the logistic diffusion model. We finally estimate a supply function, assessing the impact of market com-petition on investment
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International audienceThe paper analyzes the demand and supply characteristics of the Indian telecom...
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Quick deployments, competition, advancement in technologies and reduced cost ofaccess have propelled...
International audienceThe paper analyzes the demand and supply characteristics of the Indian telecom...
We analyze the demand and supply characteristics of the Indian telecommunications market, in order t...
This paper estimates the contribution of telecommunication (or telecom) services to aggregate econom...
Telecommunication growth, being a complex and dynamic techno-economic phenomenon, is the integrated ...
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This study analyzes the elasticity of demand for cellular phone network access and the network effec...
International audienceThis study estimates the price elasticity of mobile voice communication in dev...
281-289Penetration of mobile services is not uniform across the country. While some areas of the cou...
This study aims to analyze the global mobile phones by examining the instruments stimulating the dif...
The adoption of mobile services is being studied using a wide range of ideas. Because of this, many ...
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Abstract: In India, there is a long history of evolution in terms of Internet Services r...
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