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Empirical inspection of broadband growth nexus : a fixed effect with driscoll and Kraay standard errors approach

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Broadband has become an integral part of digital infrastructure of countries around the globe even in developing regions. Accordingly, this paper investigates the broadband growth nexus for 24 Asian countries for period 2001-2011. Using fixed effects with Driscoll and Kraay standard errors, the...

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