The economics of 5G deployment in the “race” to 5G: The economic effects of adopting new technology
Increases in new wireless technology penetration increases a country’s GDP
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Increases in new wireless technology penetration increases a country’s GDP
As regulators in various countries consider when and how much spectrum to allocate for 5G services, valuable lessons can be learned from the experiences of 5G...