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In 2003, the dominant former monopolist, which was subject to a stringent price regulation, and the new entrant in the local calls market of Korea made an agreement in which the entrant was to raise the price while the incumbent was to hand over market shares or transfer money using...
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whether this conclusion can be reversed in the mobile telecommunications markets where dynamic efficiency effects might be … the static ones in the mobile telecommunications industry. Therefore, a merger from four to three mobile operators may be …
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This paper considers a central issue in telecommunications regulation. What rules, if any, should regulators put in …
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There is growing sentiment that rate rebalancing to eliminate cross subsidies between local business and local residential telephone markets is necessary to induce efficient entry in the residential market. If the elasticity of supply with respect to the relative prices for business and...
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-switched telecommunications. Using available telecommunication deployment statistics in the United States and modeling software, this paper …
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-of-return (ROR) in regulating telecommunications carriers. It reviews the U.S. experience with price caps, focusing primarily on …
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' incentives to differentiate their services should shape the policy debate for competitive local telecommunications. …
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