to the nature of market power. Will NGNs enable new forms of competition? Will competitive bottlenecks remain, especially …

intermodal competition between fixed and wireless telephony suggests that efforts to promote intramodal competition (e … Act of 1996 - which are estimated to exceed $10 billion annually - are likely the result of intramodal competition between …

prevent the fragmentation of market structure and an increase in the number of competitors, established competition and … fragmentation that competitive rivalry will obviate the continuing need for regulation. Suppose, however, that the ongoing process … barriers to entry. This Policy Paper draws from the analyses of competition developed over the last decade or so that offers …

, 2011). Their goals are to provide mediation using competition laws and rules as the recent French case Cogent vs. France …

competition more difficult will lead to significantly lower deployment of advanced broadband networks in low-income areas than …

consumers and businesses directly affected by such regulation. The analysis also shows that over time unbundled loop prices are …

competition in an abstract, sterile way. To illustrate the dangers of using such an abstract approach to the key issue of ILEC … services as a case study, wherein the Commission abandoned its own general framework for competition analysis in favor of using … abstract notions of potential competition. As demonstrated herein, the Commission's deregulatory scheme for Special Access has …

.g., reconditioning of nuclear or coal-fired power plants) that any test that bases regulation upon a "new" versus "old" distinction … either grandfather themselves into more favorable regulation or, alternatively, to escape onerous legacy regulation to …

-profit-organisations, trade unions and consumers would like to come together to set up a regulatory framework. As set out in our paper competition …