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IP: Swedish Telia abolishes long distance rates
From: Dave Farber <farber () cis upenn edu>
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 07:01:09 -0500
To: Multiple recipients of list <telecomreg () relay doit wisc edu> From: Arno Wirzenius <arnow () iki fi> Did telecomreggers notice the following (copied from www.telia.se (they do have English pages):2000-02-14 Telia introduces local rate for calls throughout Sweden Beginning February 15, 2000, Telia is discontinuing long-distance rates in Sweden and introducing one daytime and one evening/weekend local charge for calls to any destination in Sweden. In the new pricing plan, allnationalcalls in Telia's fixed network will cost SEK 0.115 per minute in theeveningsand weekends, and SEK 0.23 in the daytime.FYI: one US$ is around 8.6 SEK, thus the calls are peak rate $ 0.027 and off-peak $ 0.013. What would happen in USA or Canada if all long distance charges were abolished and only local call charges left? Can this be understood as real cost based charging: when costs change, charges are changed, too? Arno ------ Arno Wirzenius Telecoms consultant, www.iki.fi/arnow/
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