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Did mandatory unbundling achieve its purpose? : Empirical evidence from five countries

Hausman, Jerry A.; Sidak, J. Gregory - In: Journal of competition law & economics 1 (2005) 1, pp. 173-245

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Does macro-prudential regulation leak? : evidence from a UK policy experiment

Aiyar, Shekhar; Calomiris, Charles W.; Wieladek, Tomasz - In: Journal of money, credit and banking : JMCB 46 (2014), pp. 181-213

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Competition and regulation in telecommunications : examining Germany and America

Sidak, J. Gregory (ed.); Engel, Christoph (contributor); … - 2001

Tangled telecommunications regulation / Wernhard Möschel -- The path to competition for telecommunications in Germany … / Christoph Engel -- Costing and pricing in liberalized telecommunications markets / Günter Knieps -- Regulation by TSLRIC …

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What is wrong with American telecommunications?

MacAvoy, Paul W.; Sidak, J. Gregory - In: Competition and regulation in telecommunications : …, (pp. 69-77). 2001

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Why Should the Postal Service Deter Amazon's Competitive Entry into Last-Mile Parcel Delivery?

Sidak, J. Gregory - 2018

In its June 2017 Risk Analysis Research Center (RARC) Report, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) of the U.S. Postal Service asked a world-renowned expert on postal economics, Professor John Panzar, to create a theoretical model of the modern parcel-delivery market. Panzar's 60-page white...

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Are Regulators Forward-Looking? The Market Price of Copper versus the Regulated Price of Mandatory Access to Unbundled Local Loops in Telecommunications Networks

Hausman, Jerry A.; Sidak, J. Gregory; Tardiff, Timothy J. - 2009

Around the world, regulators since 1996 have mandated that incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs) offer competitors access to their network at regulated prices that reflect forward-looking cost. Regulated prices for unbundled network elements are based on total element long-run incremental...

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Competition and Regulatory Policies for Interactive Broadband Networks

Sidak, J. Gregory; Crandall, Robert W. - 2009

Few phrases in public policy have become so overused so quickly as the information highway. Although it is unclear to many what that superhighway is or will be, this uncertainty has not prevented proposals to regulate the superhighway from being made. In this Article, we examine the economic...

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Competition in Broadband Provision and Its Implications for Regulatory Policy

Maldoom, Dan; Marsden, Richard; Sidak, J. Gregory; … - 2010

. Typically, new services are not subject to specific regulation, owing to the risk that this would discourage investment and … intervention to date, an equally valid response is to question the effectiveness of existing regulation. Both new entrants and … benefits for customers and reducing the need for regulation; to assess the impact of public policy on incentives to invest in …

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What is Wrong with American Telecommunications?

MacAvoy, Paul W.; Sidak, J. Gregory - 2014

telecommunications and strive to avoid repeating them. Regulation of telecommunications in the United States has been embodied in a …

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Network Access Pricing and Deregulation

Sidak, J. Gregory; Spulber, Daniel F. - 2009

The paper addresses the question of pricing access to the network facilities of an incumbent firm after deregulation. Network access pricing continues to be regulated in such industries as telecommunications, railroads, electric power and natural gas. We emphasize that access prices should be...

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