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being made. In this Article, we examine the economic principles that should govern competition and regulatory policies … Canadian cable television industry should be protected from competition while it upgrades its network to provide interactive …
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internet. The framework also allows for an evaluation of different public policy measures such as subsidization of broadband … internet should be subsidized. Using an approach similar to Valletti et al. (2002), the paper highlights the importance of … population density for whether firms invest to provide internet access. The analysis reveals a trade-off between coverage and …
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regulation in EU countries like Germany, with its focus on cost-oriented access and service-based competition, is likely to have … Technik erfordert allerdings relativ hohe Investitionen. Die EU und mit ihr auch Deutschland sowie die Schweiz verfolgen …The transition from copper-based internet access to ultra-fast broadband networks requires large investments. However …
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effect of infrastructure-based competition between xDSL broadband and cable-TV broadband subscriptions on investments. We use …
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Broadband internet expansion is a topic of widespread discussion in Germany right now. But the country still has not … second, yet Germany has lots of room to catch up when it comes to gigabit-capable connections—particularly in sparsely … and two percent, pure fiber-optic connections only play a minor role. In international comparison, Germany’s need to get …
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heterogeneous entrants in internet access markets, as we consider both other telecom and cable TV operators as entrants. In the …
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and offer Internet services directly to customers. Employing a very detailed dataset covering the whole of the UK, we find … products upwards compared to the incumbent. We also assess the impact of competition from an alternative form of technology … (cable) which is not subject to regulation, and what we discover is that inter-platform competition has a positive impact on …
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Local loop unbundling has been widely promulgated by policy-makers as a significant factor stimulating broadband uptake and therefore an essential component of a developing 'information economy'. Whilst empirical evidence on this issue is sparse, one recent study commissioned and published by...
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Telecommunications was one of the first markets to become part of what today comprises the regulatory state, shifting risks and rewards towards the private sector, subject to regulation. Parliamentary has oversight of policies, the regulator and subventions from HM Treasury, which are necessary...
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Cheap, ubiquitous high-speed Internet access promises to accelerate economic growth, create new jobs and industries … their citizens. They hope to deploy wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) mesh networks to cast high-speed Internet signals across … has access to free wireless Internet service. Philadelphia is planning to provide Wi-Fi broadband access for a mere $20 a …
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