The report "Unpacking the cost of mobile broadband across countries" by Oxford Economics provides an analysis of the cost of mobile broadband in various countries. The report finds that the cost of mobile broadband varies significantly across countries, with some countries having lower costs than others. The report also finds that the cost of mobile broadband is influenced by various factors, including the level of competition in the mobile broadband market, the regulatory environment, and the cost of network infrastructure.
The report highlights that the cost of mobile broadband is a critical factor in determining the level of access to mobile broadband and the adoption of mobile broadband services. The report finds that countries with lower costs of mobile broadband tend to have higher levels of access to mobile broadband and higher adoption rates. The report also finds that the cost of mobile broadband is a significant factor in determining the level of inequality in access to mobile broadband, with lower-income households being more likely to be priced out of the market.
Overall, the report provides valuable insights into the cost of mobile broadband across countries and the factors that influence it. The report highlights the importance of considering the cost of mobile broadband when designing policies to promote access to mobile broadband and the adoption of mobile broadband services.
