Table of Contents Executive Summary2 Product Pricing3 Cost4 Market Structure5 Economy Forecast9 GDP10 Employment11 Capital Investment13 Consumer Price Index (CPI)14 Conclusion15 Wireless Services Executive Summary According to Canadian government the Telecommunications Industry is differentiated into five constituent industries: Wired, Wireless, Reseller, Satellite, and Other. Furthermore, the wireless telecommunications industry comprises are engaged in operating and maintaining switching and transmission facilities to provide direct communications via the airwaves, including cellular, Personal Communications Services (PCS), Enhanced Specialized …
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