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C4-1
CASE STUDY 4
GLOBAL BROADBAND ACCESS
All historical accounts agree that the Internet was birthed in the United
States. If this is true, does the U.S. continue to be the world foremost user
of the network that it created?
The answer to this question depends on how you look at the numbers.
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Development), the U.S. continues to be one of the world frontrunners in
both fixed and mobile broadband subscriptions for Internet access
[OECD11]. However, when viewed on a per capita or population percentage
basis, there is considerable evidence that the average citizen in many of
other highly developed nations around the world is more likely than the
average American to have broadband access to the Internet. Although more
than two-thirds of U.S. households have broadband Internet access,
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[SALW12].
Recent research indicates that Bulgaria has the highest level of
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speeds [MALI12].
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On a per capita basis, as of January 2012, European nations led the
world in both fixed and mobile broadband adoption. At that time, twenty-six
of every hundred citizens (26%) in European Union (EU) nations had fixed
broadband connections while 54 of every 100 (54%) EU residents had a
mobile broadband connection [WEBS12]. The Netherlands led all countries
worldwide with 38.1 fixed broadband subscribers per 100 inhabitants.
Switzerland and Denmark are not behind. South Korea led Asian nations in
fixed broadband connections with a 35.7% penetration rare. The US was
16th with a 27.6% fixed bandwidth penetration rate.
Mobile access to the Web continues to grow. At the beginning of 2012,
there were over 5.9 billion mobile subscribers worldwide [MOBI12]. Of
these, 1.2 billion were active users of mobile broadband services, according
to a 2011 survey performed on behalf of the (ITU) International
Telecommunications Union [WEBS12]. At that time, 90% of the world's
population had access to second generation (2G) broadband, while 45% of
the world could access third generation (3G) services. In the U.S., there
were more than 203 million mobile broadband users in 2011 [OECD11].
India and China have the fastest growing populations of mobile users,
but South Korea and Japan have the highest percentages of mobile
broadband users with respective penetration rates of 91% and 88%
[MOBI12]. According to the OECD, the U.S. ranks seventh in mobile
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En suma, el Perú ha cambiado en los últimos años gracias a la comunicación por TIC. Sin embargo, no se han visto esfuerzos de gran envergadura impulsados por el Gobierno para permitir la interconexión de la ciudadanía. A excepción de pequeños proyectos sectoriales y desconectados como el Proyecto Huascarán, Una Laptop por Niño o el mismo Fondo de Inversión en Telecomunicaciones (FITEL), no existe aún un proyecto país para brindar TIC de calidad a los hogares peruanos.
Este hecho es ciertamente preocupante en la medida que, dados los resultados obtenidos en el presente trabajo mediante el método de Propensity Score Matching, el acceso conjunto a estos medios puede incrementar el ingreso promedio per cápita del hogar en 105 Nuevos Soles. Más aún, el solo acceso a telefonía fija o móvil, o Internet puede aumentar el ingreso promedio per cápita del hogar en 19, 132 o 365 Nuevos Soles. Los resultados de datos de panel con efectos fijos muestran que la telefonía móvil y el Internet presentan un efecto, aunque menor, positivo sobre el nivel ingreso, de 28 y 104 Nuevos Soles respectivamente. Ambos servicios, de manera conjunta, aumentan el ingreso en 216 Nuevos Soles.
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Asimismo, la importancia de las TIC se evidencia también en el hecho de que diversos países ya las han incluido dentro de sus planes nacionales de desarrollo. Como ejemplos recientes están Brasil y Estados Unidos. Brasil, a finales del 2009, ha incorporado dentro de su plan nacional de crecimiento el subsidio al Internet de Banda Ancha para que cualquier hogar pueda acceder a una conexión mínima en sus hogares. Estados Unidos, a principios del 2010, ha publicado su Plan Nacional de Banda Ancha, en donde asegura que, en este Gobierno, cada estadounidense tendrá acceso a Internet de alta velocidad en su domicilio. Ellos son algunos ejemplos que deberían ser considerados en el diseño de políticas, considerando la importancia que las TIC tienen en el crecimiento económico.
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5. Compared to the OECD or to key countries worldwide, as a region and on a per-country basis, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) lag behind. Internal inequalities in access to services 1. Motivation
13. Internal gap: Internet access by richer HH is 47 times access by the poorest HH By income quintile Source: ECLAC/CEPAL, Information Society Observatory, based on national HH surveys. Most recent year avaiable.
14. Supply gap: Lack of coverage Internet access by urban/rural HH Source: ECLAC/CEPAL, Information Society Observatory, based on national HH surveys. Most recent year avaiable.
15. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Internet Decil de ingreso Televisión de paga Telefonía fija Telefonía móvil Fuente: INEGI, ENIGH 2008 Mexico
16. Peru Porcentaje de hogares con tel é fono fijo, celular, TV cable e Internet seg ú n deciles (% del decil) Fuente: ENAHO 2009
23. Broadband is the cool word in telecommunications Access to the Internet dominates the discussion Broadband ecosystem: Infrastructure Contents Appropriation 3. 2010 -Broadband
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