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Comparative Analysis Of Domestic Private Leased Circuit (DPLC)
Tariffs For Pakistan & India
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Speed
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0 - 50
Kms
( US Dollars )
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50 - 100 Kms
( US Dollars )
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100 - 200 Kms
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200 - 500 Kms
( US Dollars )
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( US
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$ )
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Pak
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India
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Pak
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India
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Pak
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India
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Pak
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India
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2
Mbps
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3,474
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2,047
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6,948
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3,899
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11,526
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7,603
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26,461
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18,714
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8
Mbps
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11,769
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7,166
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23,538
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13,648
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40,341
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26,611
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92,610
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65,499
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34
Mbps
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40,351
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13,104
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80,702
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24,955
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137,616
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48,659
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317,516
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119,771
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155
Mbps
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141,229
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42,005
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282,458
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77,881
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484,089
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149,632
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1,111,377
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364,866
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Conclusions:
The application of this preliminary methodology to the three South Asian countries clearly highlights the differences in the domestic leased line tariffs. Tariffs in Pakistan for 2 Mbit/s and 8 Mbit/s circuits are almost 1.5 times the equivalent rate in India for distances more than 20Km, while tariffs for 34 Mbit/s and 155 Mbit/s circuits are nearly 3 times the equivalent cost in India for distances greater than 20Km.
References:
01. A Preliminary Methodology for the Comparative Analysis of Domestic Leased Lines Tariffs in the South Asian region ( html , pdf )
02. PTCL revised charges for DPLC and ILC in it's August 2005 reference interconnect offer (RIO) to the PTA.( pdf )
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