Effectiveness and Efficiency of State Aid for New Broadband Networks: Evidence from OECD Member States

Briglauer, Wolfgang; Grajek, Michał

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3909746

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“…Cross-country studies show that public programs are a cost-efficient way to expand internet coverage and pay off through higher growth (Briglauer and Grajek 2021).…”

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Transforming Public Finance Through GovTech

Amaglobeli

2023

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“…Cross-country studies show that public programs are a cost-efficient way to expand internet coverage and pay off through higher growth (Briglauer and Grajek 2021).…”

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2023

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“…State and federal investments in broadband initiatives have proved to be effective according to an extended study performed on investments made across OECD member states (Briglauer and Grajek, 2021). The increases in per capita GDP, in the short and medium term, justify the investments in supporting broadband service coverage expansion.…”

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User centric metrics for a realistic assessment of broadband services

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2023

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Past broadband adoption initiatives underscored common wisdom: “We cannot manage what we cannot accurately measure”, “Trust but verify”. Self-reported Federal Communications Commission data has been notoriously unreliable or lacking granularity and that led to an overoptimistic perception of the quality and coverage of broadband services. Data collected in the past was deficient in providing a complete view of the user experience by focusing exclusively on a simple metric, bandwidth availability. Moreover, data collected in the past typically provided a point-in-time perspective on the state of broadband services in each region. In this paper, we discuss a new set of metrics and measurement techniques needed to make broadband funding decisions efficient in terms of quality of services delivered and return on investment, and to track their progress. We propose composite metrics that capture the complete value of the service to the user and emphasize the feasibility of measuring and monitoring such a metric over time.

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Effectiveness and Efficiency of State Aid for New Broadband Networks: Evidence from OECD Member States

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Transforming Public Finance Through GovTech

Transforming Public Finance Through GovTech

User centric metrics for a realistic assessment of broadband services

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