Orbit and spectrum resource strategies: Third World demands

Harvey J. Levin

Telecommunications Policy, 1981, vol. 5, issue 2, 102-110

Abstract: This article considers alternative strategies for managing orbit and spectrum resources by, first, identifying major factors that constribute to rising Third World demands and, second, reviewing the alledge economic coast of orbit spectrum planning, as well as economic distortions attributed 'to first come, first served'. Within these bounds, the article concludes by examining some promising strategies for how both developed and developing nations may reconcile their seemingly divergent interests.

Date: 1981
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