Lessons from broadband development in Canada, Japan, Korea and the United States
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...Guillen and Suarez’s (2001) study of 141 countries Wnds little evidence that competition and privatization of telecommunication services are positively associated with Internet penetration rates....
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...However, with regard to broadband diffusion and especially in terms of its leading role in ICT, one might criticise this policy for neglecting benefits of combining of public and private initiatives (Frieden, 2005)....
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...These contributions highlight the success of countries with a tradition of state-private sector cooperation, including Japan, South Korea, the European Nordic countries, and the Netherlands (de Bijl & Peitz, 2008; Falch & Henten, 2000; Fransman, 2006; Frieden, 2005; Lee & Chan-Olmsted, 2004; Picot & Wernick, 2007)....
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...…highlight the success of countries with a tradition of state-private sector cooperation, including Japan, South Korea, the European Nordic countries, and the Netherlands (de Bijl & Peitz, 2008; Falch & Henten, 2000; Fransman, 2006; Frieden, 2005; Lee & Chan-Olmsted, 2004; Picot & Wernick, 2007)....
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...ICT applications can enable improvements in productivity and quality in a number of sectors y such as agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure, public administration, and services such as finance, trade, distribution, marketing, education and health (Sein & Harindranath, 2004)....
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...…every citizen would have access to a personal computer, the government would expedite development of an information infrastructure and all stakeholders in ICT would work together (ITU, 2003d) to increase productivity, employment and exports (Government of Korea, 2003; Dahlman & Andersson, 2001)....
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