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" ezto.mheducation.com M Question 8 - Ch. 9 Homework - Connect Search Results | Course Hero Ch. 9 Homework i Saved Help Save & Exit Submit Check my work 8 Refer to the World View to answer three questions. WORLD VIEW 10 Competition Shrinks India's Phone Bills points Ever since the Indian government opened up its telecom industry to competition in 1999, Indian consumers have seen their phone bills shrink. In 2000, the charge for making a call with a cellular phone Skipped was 16 rupees per minute (about 27 U.S. cents). By 2011, that rate had fallen to 1 paisa per second- roughly 1 cent per minute. In the same time period, the number of mobile subscribers skyrocketed from 2 million to 584 million. Today, there are 930 million cellular subscribers, making India the world's second largest mobile phone market. How did all this come about? India opened the telecom market to new entrants, reduced license fees, and lowered tariffs, encouraging dozens of firms to compete for India's telephone customers. eBook Source: News reports, 2011. Print References Between 2000 and 2011 in India: Instructions: Round your responses to one decimal place. If you are entering a percentage, enter it as a positive number. Do not include a negative sign (-) with your answer. Note: Use the midpoint formula to compute percentage changes. a. By what percentage did the price of a phone minute (in U.S. cents) decline after competition emerged? 1% b. By what percentage did the quantity demanded increase? 7% c. What was the apparent price elasticity of demand? Mc Graw Hill