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Network Neutrality : Competition, Innovation, and Nondiscriminatory Access

Wu, Tim - 2012

The best proposals for network neutrality rules are simple. They ban abusive behavior like tollboothing and outright blocking and degradation. And they leave open legitimate network services that the Bells and Cable operators want to provide, such as offering cable television services and voice...

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Local Loop Unbundling : One-Way Access and Imperfect Competition

de Bijl, Paul; Peitz, Martin - 2005

implemented by using the 'internet protocol' when consumers have broadband access, LLU may, in the end, spur competition in … markets for voice telephony as well. Thus LLU is an important way to stimulate competition in the broadly defined market for … requirements are neutral to competition. This result breaks down under partial consumer participation. Hence, regulation of …

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Prevention of Competition by Competition Law : Evidence from Unbundling Regulation on Fiber-Optic Networks in Japan

Minamihashi, Naoaki - 2016

This paper finds that a regulation that promotes competition in one market may decrease competition in other related … diffusion may reduce the price of service but also decrease competition in the infrastructure market …

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Halos Networks : A Competitive Way to Internet of-with Things

Manzalini, Antonio; Minerva, Roberto; Gonçalves, Vânia - 2013

This paper presents Halos Networks as a competitive architectural paradigm for developing future Internet of-with Things. A Halos Network is like a wireless network spontaneously emerging through the interactions of distributed resources embedding wireless communication capabilities. Halos...

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Network Competition : Workhorse Resurrection

Tangerås, Thomas - 2014

I generalize the workhorse model of network competition (Armstrong, 1998; Laffont, Rey and Tirole, 1998a,b) to include … stylized facts: The networks have an incentive to agree on high mobile termination rates to soften competition. They charge a … workhorse model of network competition …

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Universal service : competition, interconnection, and monopoly in the making of the American telephone system

Mueller, Milton L. - 1997

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Necessity to Subsidize Electricity Bill for Defining Telecommunication Network of Small Players in the Telecommunication Market

Ng, Wenfa - 2022

Unlike bus and rail operators, the nature of telecommunication service meant that small players in the market cannot start small. Specifically, a 4G telecommunication line for voice call and short message service must work everywhere in the defined geographical locale. This means that whatever...

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Transforming Telecoms in Afghanistan : Expanding Affordable Access by Introducing Competition

Bhatia, Bhavna; Gupta, Neeraj - 2012

Afghanistan has transformed its telecommunications from a fragmented system serving few people to a modern one putting Afghans in touch with one another and with the global economy. The government moved quickly to approve a Telecommunications and Internet Policy in 2003, and identified...

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Network Competition : Workhorse Resurrection

Tangerås, Thomas - 2012

I generalize the work horse model of network competition (Armstrong,1998; Laffont, Rey and Tirole, 1998 a, b) to … with stylized facts: The networks have an incentive to agree on high mobile termination rates to soften competition. They … perturbation of) the workhorse model of network competition …

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Regulating European telecommunications markets : unbundled access to the local loop outside urban areas

Gabelmann, Anne - 2001

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