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This paper deals with the contribution of information and communication technology (ICT) to economic growth and to labour and multi-factor productivity.
12-October-1999
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World Bank: Telecommunications Reform and Electronic Commerce: Activities of the World Bank Group, OECD Forum on E-Commerce, October 1999
12-October-1999
English, , 8kb
APEC Electronic Commerce Activities, 1999 update
1-October-1999
English, , 60kb
This paper reports initial results from a Secretariat survey of recent unilateral liberalisation and facilitation measures relevant to the growth of Internet-based electronic commerce.
1-October-1999
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This second edition of the Global Action Plan for Electronic Commerce reflects a number of developments in the global discussions about electronic commerce since the first Global Action Plan was submitted.
20-September-1999
English, , 83kb
The aim of this paper is twofold. First, to begin a policy and regulatory evaluation of developments in telecommunication market openness and second, it is aimed at stimulating reflection on the issues that may need to be examined to enhance market liberalisation and market openness.
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28-June-1999
English, , 244kb
Digital television, whether delivered via terrestrial transmissions, via satellite transmissions, via cable, or via some other medium, will be an important component in the audio-visual market.
14-June-1999
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This paper focuses on the capacity requirements and price development for telecommunication infrastructure for business-to-business electronic commerce.
OECD Workshop on Defining and Measuring Electronic Commerce - 21 April 1999
What do we mean by e-commerce? What we want to measure and why? What can be measured? What are the policy needs and what type of indicators are needed? Which of the exi...
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The development of an information society is expected to stimulate economic growth and productivity, create new economic activities as well as jobs.
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