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Regulatory objectives and the intensity of unbundling in electricity markets
Lindemann, Henrik - 2015
Despite the positive effect electricity grids separated from generation and supply by ownership are expected to have on the level of competition in the non-network activities, several EU member states still adhere to a solely legally unbundled transmission grid. This choice might be induced by...
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A model of international roaming regulation and competition in European mobile markets
Baranes, Edmond; Cuong Hung Vuong - 2021
wholesale roaming charges can be sensitive to this regulatory regime. Since introducing a fair use clause in roaming regulation …
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Evaluating the impact of price caps : evidence from the European roam-like-at-home regulation
Canzian, Giulia; Mazzarella, Gianluca; Verboven, Frank; … - 2021
The roam-like-at-home regulation (RLAH) eliminated all mobile roaming surcharges to Eu-ropean consumers travelling … within the European Economic Area (EEA). We measure the causal impact of the regulation on EEA roaming traffic, using the … revenues. To evaluate the welfare effects of the regulation, we develop a framework that includes consumer surplus, retail and …
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Dominant Platforms as (Quasi-)Regulators - An Economic Analysis of Competition on Platforms
Ripken, Gesche - 2021
Platform businesses have been pivotal in the rise of the digital economy. Amazon is one example of a platform taking on the role of a quasi-regulator; an entity that is able to determine the terms of interaction on the platform. This intermediary position entails the danger of anti-competitive...
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Evaluating the Impact of Price Caps - Evidence from the European Roam-Like-At-Home Regulation
Canzian, Giulia; Mazzarella, Gianluca; Verzillo, Stefano; … - 2021
The roam-like-at-home regulation (RLAH) eliminated all mobile roaming surcharges to Eu-ropean consumers travelling … within the European Economic Area (EEA). We measure the causal impact of the regulation on EEA roaming traffic, using the … revenues. To evaluate the welfare effects of the regulation, we develop a framework that includes consumer surplus, retail and …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013211736
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Financial and Regulatory Assessment of Mobile Network Sharing as a Trigger of Cost Efficient 5G Rollout in CEE
Földes, Gábor - 2022
Telecommunication sector faces to parallel investments into both fiber and 5G, however due to monetization challenges, return on investments often lag behind normal profit expectations. Co-investment, like mobile network sharing can promote cost efficiency, however cooperation raises regulatory...
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Virtualised and Open RAN Role in Overhaul of Mobile Network Sharing Regulation in Europe for 5G Rollout
Földes, Gábor - 2023
There is an investment gap to reach EU Digital Decade 2030 connectivity targets that require from operators to provide full fixed and mobile broadband coverage. The reason is the lack of economies of scale, therefore return on investment often lags behind cost of capital in fragmented European...
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International Mobile Roaming : Competition, Economics and Regulation
Sutherland, Ewan - 2013
International mobile roaming has been subject to market interventions since the 1990s, first requiring operators to be provide customers with roaming, then trying to limit the increasing prices, that were seemingly immune to the effects of competition. The European Commission, in trying to...
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Due Process, Private Nondelegation Doctrine, and the Regulation of Sports Betting
Rodenberg, Ryan M. - 2019
The purpose of this article is two-fold. First, this article retrospectively explains why Congress' move to deputize sports leagues with regulatory power under PASPA unconstitutionally violated both the private nondelegation doctrine and Due Process Clause. Second, this article prospectively...
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