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Author: Phil Kendall
Co Author: Dan Grossman
Publication Date: Jul 27 2016
Pages: 11
Report Type: Forecast and Outlook
Service Providers

US Wireless Market Outlook 2016-2022



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Report Summary:

Competitive dynamics between Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint, and a transition away from subsidies to EIP and device leasing will result in a 2% decline in retail service revenue in the US wireless market in 2016. T-Mobile continues to outperform the market: it surpassed Sprint in retail subscriptions in 2015 and will do so in retail service revenue in 2016.

This report provides 5-year forecasts of US wireless subscriptions, revenue, churn, prepaid & postpaid volumes, and acquisition and upgrade volumes & end-user spend, with detail for the major carriers.


Table of Contents

1. Title
2. Contents
3. US Overview
4. Subscriptions by Technology
5. Subscriptions & Churn
6. Revenue
7. Prepaid & Postpaid
8. Acquisition - EIP - Leasing
9. Definitions
10. Methodology
11. Contacts

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