New Technologies and their Impact on the Accounting Rate System (STI Digital Economy Paper 28)

The purpose of this paper is to examine and highlight policy implications of developments taking place in new technologies which are impacting on international telecommunication prices and the accounting rate and settlements system, used by telec...

Access to and Use of Information Technologies at Home (STI Digital Economy Paper 26)

Chapter 5 of the 1997 Information Technology Outlook

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Chapter 7 of the 1997 Information Technology Outlook

The Evolution of Skills in OECD Countries and the Role of Technology (STI Working Paper 1996/8)

The aim of this paper is two-fold: to highlight stylised facts about recent trends in the skill distribution of employment and to analyse the role that technological change might have in explaining these dynamics.

Report of the Seoul Workshop: Government Responses to the Emerging Information Society, October 1996

The Seoul workshop was devoted to a discussion of the role of government in facing the changes led by information and communications technology (ICT) development and diffusion.

Alternative Local Loop Technologies: A Review (STI Digital Economy Paper 24)

This paper provides an overview of the economic and policy implications of various technologies available to provide local telecommunication access.

Report of the Helskini (Porvoo) Workshop (No. 4): The Economics of the Information Society

As the global information society (GIS) continues to evolve in a complex world, the accompanying economic transformation process remains less than straightforward.

Mobile Cellular Communication: Pricing Strategies and Competition (STI Digital Economy Paper 23)

Competition is driving growth of mobile telecommunication into new markets, particularly personal communication markets.

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