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The path to universal broadband : why we should grant low-income subsidies, and use auctions and experiments to determine the specifics

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Estimating the impact of low-income universal service programs

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Increasing low-income broadband adoption through private incentives

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Increasing low-income broadband adoption through private incentives

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Increasing Low-Income Broadband Adoption through Private Incentives

Rosston, Gregory L.; Wallsten, Scott - 2019

A long-standing public policy goal has been ensuring that almost all citizens are connected to some minimum level of communications services. This paper evaluates Comcast’s “voluntary commitment” to introduce a low-income broadband program that Comcast has branded “Internet Essentials...

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