This report examines the short-and medium-term economic and profitability outlook for Canada’s Telecommunications Industry.
Canada’s Telecommunications Industry: Industrial Outlook Autumn 2013
Canada’s Telecommunications Industry: Industrial Outlook Autumn 2013
Industry Economic Analysis
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- Domestic Economy—The Canadian economy will gain traction in 2014 thanks to export growth and rising private investment. Higher disposable income and corporate profits will allow consumers and businesses to spend more on telecom services.
- Wireless Segment—High profit margins in the wireless segment should prevail now that Verizon will not be entering the Canadian market and no foreign carrier is planning to participate in the 2014 spectrum auction.
- Exchange Rate—The Canadian dollar depreciated over the past year, thereby increasing the cost of telecom equipment and handsets for the industry.
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