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2004
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Diffusion of Digital Mobile Telephony – Are Devoloping Countries Different?
Rouvinen Petri
Publication info
Series
Discussion Papers no. 901
Date
2004
Avainsanat
matkaviestintä, teknologinen diffuusio, Gompertz malli, kehittyvät maat
Keywords
mobile telephony, technology diffusion, Gompertz model, developing countries
JEL
L96,O30,O10
Pages
17
Price
10 €
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Language
English
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