T-Grc

Mobile Phones: Pricing Structures and Trends

Mobile communications is one of the tremendous success stories of the telecommunications industry. By June 1999, there were 293 million mobile subscribers in the OECD area, or around one mobile phone for every four inhabitants. Current growth con...

Mobile Phones: Pricing Structures and Trends

Mobile communications is one of the tremendous success stories of the telecommunications industry. By June 1999, there were 293 million mobile subscribers in the OECD area, or around one mobile phone for every four inhabitants. Current growth con...

T-Kor

OECD Telecommunications Basket Definitions, June 2000

OECD-Teligen Ltd. Telephone tariff baskets methodology.

High-Growth Firms and Employment (STI Working Paper 2000/3)

This STI Working Paper deals with this group of rapidly expanding firms. It does so by placing the discussion into a context of entrepreneurship, arguing that there are two main aspects to this notion: one of business start-ups and market entry, and another one of innovation.

Telecommunications regulations: Institutional structures and responsibilities (STI Digital Economy Paper 48)

The liberalisation of telecommunication markets has required a new set of regulatory principles that can ensure fair competition in the marketplace.

Cellular Mobile Pricing Structures and Trends (STI Digital Economy Paper 47)

Mobile communications is one of the tremendous success stories of the telecommunications industry. By June 1999 there were 293 million mobile subscribers in the OECD area, or around one mobile phone for every four inhabitants.

Shipbuilding Agreement - Overview

In 1994, the Commission of the European Communities and the Governments of Finland, Japan, Korea, Norway, Sweden and the United States signed the Final Act of the "Agreement Respecting Normal Competitive Conditions in the Commercial Shipbuilding and Repair Industry".

Related Documents

• The Agreement at a glance
• Shipbuilding Agreement - Full text

The Contribution of ICTs to Output Growth: A Study of the G7 Countries (STI Working Paper 2000/2)

This paper deals with the contribution of information and communication technology (ICT) to economic growth and to labour and multi-factor productivity.