Add to ORKGIn this paper, firstly, we have compared the commitments undertaken by the Newly Industrialized countries in response to the WTOAct against the measures actually carried out. Secondly, we have examined the inadequacy of current charging practice for international calls in supporting liberalization, based on papers issued by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). In particular, we havechosen to focus on the shortcomings of the current accounting rate system
For about 15 years the telecommunication sector, erstwhile an inert sector dominated by national mon...
This thesis comprises three essays of the economics of international telecommunications. The first o...
In recent years, liberalization, privatization and deregulation have become commonplace in sectors o...
Recent technology change and market liberalization have substantially reduced the costs of providing...
This paper attempts to provide an economic framework for assessing why and how Internet telephony ma...
The accounting rate system currently in place is used to reimburse telephone companies around the wo...
This paper examines how unilateral liberalisation of the telecommunications sector affected WTO Memb...
The method for settling telecommunications payments between operators in different countries is the ...
Quamrul Alam, Mohammad Abu Yusuf, and Ken Coghill* This paper examines how unilateral liberalisation...
South African telecommunications industry is in the process of being liberal-ized. There are concern...
Purpose - To review the relationship between the nature of telecommunications sector reform and the ...
Section 1 describes the motivations and history of the liberalization process in the European teleco...
In this paper we build a simple three-country model to evaluate the impact of "callback" on internat...
This article concerns the international economic relationships between the telecommunications operat...
This paper looks at the role of the key international agreements in the process of liberalization of...
For about 15 years the telecommunication sector, erstwhile an inert sector dominated by national mon...
This thesis comprises three essays of the economics of international telecommunications. The first o...
In recent years, liberalization, privatization and deregulation have become commonplace in sectors o...
Recent technology change and market liberalization have substantially reduced the costs of providing...
This paper attempts to provide an economic framework for assessing why and how Internet telephony ma...
The accounting rate system currently in place is used to reimburse telephone companies around the wo...
This paper examines how unilateral liberalisation of the telecommunications sector affected WTO Memb...
The method for settling telecommunications payments between operators in different countries is the ...
Quamrul Alam, Mohammad Abu Yusuf, and Ken Coghill* This paper examines how unilateral liberalisation...
South African telecommunications industry is in the process of being liberal-ized. There are concern...
Purpose - To review the relationship between the nature of telecommunications sector reform and the ...
Section 1 describes the motivations and history of the liberalization process in the European teleco...
In this paper we build a simple three-country model to evaluate the impact of "callback" on internat...
This article concerns the international economic relationships between the telecommunications operat...
This paper looks at the role of the key international agreements in the process of liberalization of...
For about 15 years the telecommunication sector, erstwhile an inert sector dominated by national mon...
This thesis comprises three essays of the economics of international telecommunications. The first o...
In recent years, liberalization, privatization and deregulation have become commonplace in sectors o...