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tariff setting in German mobile telecommunications between 2001 and 2009. We find that large operators are more likely to …
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tariff setting in German mobile telecommunications between 2001 and 2009. We find that large operators are more likely to …
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We study substitution from fixed-line to mobile voice access, and the role of various complementarities that may influence this process. We use rich survey data on 160,363 households from 27 EU countries during 2005-2012. We estimate a discrete choice model where households may choose one or...
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This paper analyzes the impact on mobile telephony diffusion patterns of the two predominant payment regimes, calling party pays (CPP) and receiving party pays (RPP), for mobile termination services. By applying instrumental variable techniques to panel data we account for a possible...
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nonlinear pricing competition. We estimate these price-cost margins using quarterly data from the early U.S. cellular telephone …
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Developments in the EU telecommunications markets require a recurrent redesign of the regulatory framework for … telecommunications services. In this regard, the analysis of the substitution effects between different types of telephony is the … for access to fixed telephone networks might therefore be redundant. …
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