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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Introduction,hin the period after 1985; the renewal of global US economic leadership is strongly linked to the long economic boom of the 1990s to which ICT dynamics have contributed considerably. With the share of ICT value-added in overall GDP in the US almost doubling in the 1990s and coming close to 10% at th

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Competition in Telecommunications and Internet Services: A Dynamic Perspective,ation of such platform independence is that of the transmission control protocol / Internet protocol (TCP / IP). TCP / IP allows information packets to be transported across different networks despite differences in bandwidth, delay, and error properties associated with different transport media (e.

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Regulatory Economics and the Internet,. Attention is focused particularly on whether or not it is enough to limit regulation to wholesale products. In conclusion, the paper explores the implications of particular developments for future regulation.

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Is the IT Revolution Possible in Japan?, in July 2000 pointed out that the IT Revolution would bring about huge impacts and a fundamental transformation of the Japanese society. The present Koizumi Administration adopts the same policy directions arguing that the IT Revolution is the key to revitalizing the Japanese economy.

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How Will the Internet Change the Japanese Financial Perspective?,ely used with the resulting enhancement of economic efficiency. In this broad sense, information technology is surely affecting the perspectives of the financial services sector in major markets around the world and influencing global economic activities as well.

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Telecommunications, Internet, Innovation and Growth in Europe, lines in the US. However, in the long term IP calls running over a private data network — instead of low quality public internet networks — could become a fast growing business in the United States (US) and elsewhere.