In this paper, we examine how cross-market price restrictions impact strategic entry and pricing decisions. A … motivating example is the 1996 Act in the United States which opens telecommunications markets to competition and contains a …

buy telecommunications products (accepting the purchase price), and the second decision is to use these products …/acceptance function through considerations of plausibility. Based on an empirical experiment, conclusions are drawn for the pricing policy …

setting prices for wholesale services that are "based on cost", as required by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The Court …

The Supreme Court Opinion on local exchange competition in general and on pricing and unbundling in particular was much … anticipated and will be much discussed. Because of the very technical nature of the pricing and unbundling rules facing incumbent … decision unequivocally affirms a fundamental shift in regulatory policy reflected in the Telecommunications Act of 1996. That …

The Supreme Court's decision in Verizon v. FCC rests on two errant interpretations of the 1996 Telecommunications Act …

Mobile telecommunications operators routinely charge higher prices for off-net than on-net calls. Previous research … effects using data on tariff setting in the German market for mobile telecommunications from 2004 to 2009. We find that large …

pure voice telephony. The drivers and inhibitors behind the emergence and recent developments of mobile telecommunications … market and curbed excessive pricing. However, in recent years the lack of challenging service is the main cause for the …

There are now available a number of new subscription services that comprise a dual pricing system of a monthly access … unjustified and thereby relinquish the service. Providers of such services, therefore, usually offer several pricing packages to … theoretical pricing models. The application area is the cellular phone market, but for a new rather than an existing product. To …