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Type: Thesis
Title: Regulatory reform of telecommunications in developing countries : a case study of the fixed-line telephone network in Thailand / by Nittaya Soonthonsiripong.
Author: Nittaya Soonthonsiripong
Issue Date: 1998
School/Discipline: School of Economics
Abstract: This thesis sets out to examine whether Thailand's BTO (build-transfer-operate) arrangement are worthwhile. Three issues are examined. (1) What is the market structure of the telephone industry in Thailand - is it still a natural monopoly? (2) Are there significant cost savings from the introduction of BTO regimes? (3) What is the impact of BTO regimes on social welfare?
Dissertation Note: Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Adelaide, School of Economics, 1998
Subject: Telephone Thailand.
Telephone systems Thailand.
Telecommunication Thailand.
Description: Corrections pasted onto front end paper.
Bibliography: leaves 213-224.
xviii, 225 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.
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