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This paper presents results from a calibrated welfare model of the UK mobile telephony market which includes many mobile networks; calls to and from the fixed network; networkbased price discrimination; and call externalities. The analysis focuses on the short-run effects of adopting lower...
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Using a new data set of the telecommunications sector on privatization (1981-98 for 167 countries) and competition … liberalization in the telecommunications sector. Building on the framework of a generalized private interest theory, we derive … telecommunications sector. We pay particular attention to how the effects of interest groups on policies vary from more democratic to …
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assesses whether the general principles need to be adapted when dealing with the telecommunications services industry. The …
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practitioners and economists, taking the existing regulatory environment as fixed. Based on the degree of existing regulation (full … telecommunications. …
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This paper questions whether competition can replace sector-specific regulation of mobile telecommunications. We show …
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This Paper examines a general problem exemplified by post-auction (third generation ‘3G’) mobile telecommunications …
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technology (cable) which is not subject to regulation, and what we discover is that inter-platform competition has a positive …
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This paper analyses the pattern of state aids to the manufacturing sector in ten EC countries for the period 1981--90. It focuses on determinants suggested by the political economy of state aids. We estimate a regression model where the intensity of state aids is accounted for by the weakness of...
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regulation if the follower’s private incentives are dominated by business-stealing. Here access holidays can improve welfare by …
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existing access regulation is based on a single essential network. We show that continued asymmetric access regulation of one … network does not control sufficiently for market power and benefits the unregulated network, and that symmetric regulation … would lead to higher consumer surplus. Furthermore, the whole setup of access regulation may not be viable in the long run …
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