By Paul Budde
Supported by continuing growth in GDP, Ecuador is considered one of the better performing economies in Latin America. Nevertheless, GDP per capita remains far below the regional average. Ecuador’s fixed-line teledensity lags behind that of neighbouring countries, with significant unsatisfied demand. A large portion of the country has little or no fixed telephone coverage, partly because remote mountainous areas make the cost of laying copper wire prohibitive.
DownloadPaul BuddE’s selection of updates, from Ecuador, Turkey and Denmark
- Intermedia Issue:
- Vol 42, Issue 1
- Issue Date:
- April 2014
- Region:
- Americas
