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Network shares and retail prices are not symmetric in the telecommunications market with multiple bottlenecks which …
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Network shares and retail prices are not symmetric in the telecommunications market with multiple bottlenecks which …
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European mobile communication markets are two-stage markets which are composed of the infrastructure (the network and … its components) and the service markets (telephony, mobile internet, SMS). In contrast to most other network-based markets … there are multiple fully integrated providers which keep their own network and offer services on their network. Following …
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This paper develops a method to analyze the effects of competition policy in a network industry. Competition has mixed … effects on incentives to invest: when a network is split between competitors, each captures only a fraction of potential … network effects. However, a firm may invest in components that are not shared, to attract customers to its network. I …
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This paper evaluates whether competition hinders or spurs investment in a network industry. When a network is split … between competitors, potential network effects are foregone. However, a firm may invest in components that are not shared, to … usage, using transaction data from nearly the entire Rwandan network over 4.5 years. I simulate the equilibrium choices of …
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investor’s termination rates and increase competitors’ termination rates under the callingparty- network-pays regime. Moreover …, investments increase off-net traffic from the investor’s network but also from competitors’ networks. Regulation changes the …
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We present a Cournot model that compares the critical threshold of collusion in Duopoly and Oligopoly Markets where the actors are private, mixed or public. We assume that the incentive critical threshold for collusion depends on the interconnection fees. The different threshold values...
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A model of competition between two interconnected cellular networks is presented which shows the effects of cellular termination charges on competition and market penetration in the cellular sector. We show that the determination of cellular termination charges is quite different to standard...
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Two mobile service pricing frameworks have developed around the world, calling party pays (CPP) and mobile party pays (MPP). With CPP, a wireline customer is billed for placing a call to a mobile phone, and there is no charge to the mobile customer for receiving the call. The mobile customer is...
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If one or two cellular carriers gain control of enough spectrum, they may be able to prevent current and potential rivals from getting the spectrum needed to compete effectively. Thus, regulators typically attempt to protect competition through some form of limit on how much spectrum any one...
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