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By Peter Cochrane

Published: Tuesday 05 December 2006


Name

Christopher Slater-Walker


Location

Watford


Occupation

Network Designer


Comment

What is Peter suggesting when he appears to equate strong broadband provision with higher economic growth? Is the broadband the cause or the effect of such growth? I'm getting the impression that he thinks it helps to cause higher economic growth. If that is his intention, does he have any firm evidence for it?



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