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Based On Detailed Analysis Of End-Uses And Using Econometric Modelling Techniques The Authors Derive Relationships Between Demand For Rubber And Over All Economic Growth, Between The Share Of Natural Rubber And The Price Ratio Of Natural And Synthetic Rubber, And Between The Price Of Nr And Its Supply. This Pioneering Effort Is A Step Towards Better Understanding Of The Dynamics Of Rubber Industry And The Industries Dependent On It.
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World Bank Technical Paper No. 359. As the telecommunications sector evolves toward a more competitive environment in which the private actors become the main players, it is essential to develop policies that will reduce the disparities between urban and rural telecommunications services. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the technical and financial parameters that have to be considered in formulating such policies. It presents an array of options for commercial operation of rural telecommunications and challenges the general perception that rural telecommunications services are unprofitable. It demonstrates that services can be economically delivered to rural areas at affordable prices while simultaneously providing reasonable financial returns to investors. A planning tool kit is included that assists in the design of the various options.
The industry to 1933. The establishment of international regulation. Rubber regulation in peace and war. Labour and technique. The threat to the monopoly of natural rubber. The present position and prospects of the industry.
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