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Mobile telecommunication operators routinely charge subscribers lower prices for calls on their own network than for calls to other networks (on-net discounts). Studies on tariff-mediated network effects suggest this is due to large operators using on-net discounts to damage smaller rivals....
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Mobile telecommunications operators routinely charge subscribers lower prices for calls on their own network than for calls to other networks (on-net discounts). Studies on tariff-mediated network effects suggest this is due to large operators using on-net discounts to damage smaller rivals....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010599191
Mobile telecommunications operators routinely charge higher prices for off-net than on-net calls. Previous research provides two alternative propositions on whether on-net / off-net price differentials (OOD) are more attractive for large or for small operators. On the one hand studies on...
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that consolidation activity is unlikely to hurt business formation in the absence of intense competition in the credit … negligible effect on the rate of business formation. However, the intensification of competition in the credit union system may … entrepreneurship policies. In particular, they suggest that competition policies on the banking sector warrant greater attention as …
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this negative effect was found to be very small when the degree of competition was low, it grew as competition intensified … competition that most acutely undermines small business lending, and by extension, new business formation in a concentrated credit …
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