Titlebook: Internet, Economic Growth and Globalization; Perspectives on the Claude E. Barfield,Günter Heiduk,Paul J. J. Welfen Book 2003 Springer-Ver

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Telecommunications, Internet, Innovation and Growth in Europe,ternational and national telephony based on the internet protocol (IP); voice-over-IP is most interesting for cable TV firms which thereby could become powerful telecommunications firms, too. About $ 1 billion was spent in 2000 on voice-over-IP services with some $ 6 billion expected for 2005 worldw

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Is the IT Revolution Possible in Japan?,aised “the revitalization of the Japanese economy through the IT Revolution” as one of the main objectives of its economic policy. Japan put the “IT Revolution” in the main agenda of the 2000 Economic Summit held in Okinawa in July 2000. Keizai Hakusho (the Government Economic White Paper) published

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Internet Dynamics, Trade and Globalization,ms to bee a sort of common wisdom. Even if plenty of anecdotes seem to back this postulate there is almost no empirical study analysing this proposition extensively. Therefore, this contribution is an important benchmark for getting a better insight into the real effects of the Internet on global ma

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E-Finance: Causing Major Upheavals in the Spatial Organization of the Financial Sector?,ed up new possibilities to store, organize and above all transmit and exchange information. For the financial services sector this is essential above all because market access is no longer bound to a presence at a certain location. The sum of the relevant developments that will be outlined in more d

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E-Finance: Causing Major Upheavals in the Spatial Organization of the Financial Sector?,erence and highlights a particular sector that is probably going to belong to those most dramatically affected by the recent technological innovations in the communication and information technologies largely implemented by the Internet.

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How Will the Internet Change the Japanese Financial Perspective?,ion that although the impact of the internet on the economy has as of yet not been fully realised, the internet will change the market structure and redefine the banking business. Although I share the view that the internet will have an impact on financial perspectives in Japan as it has had and wil