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bottleneck for the IT sector, namely the telecommunications infrastructure. Issues considered include the basic driver of …
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DISCUSSES THE THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL CONCEPTS UNDERLYING RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE REGULATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN … TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY. IN THIS WAY, THE PROJECT PLANS TO CONTRIBUTE TO A LEGITIMATE AND SUSTAINABLE POLICY ENVIRONMENT THAT …
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was undertaken to examine the extent to which price differences in international comparisons of telecommunications costs …
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This paper looks at the extent of differences in the accessibility, quality and price of telecommunications services …
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THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL CONCEPTS UNDERLYING RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE REGULATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN NIGERIA WITH RESPECT … NETWORKS AND NETWORK EFFECTS AND DERIVES PRELIMINARY POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE NIGERIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY. IN …
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Since 1984, the U.S. telecommunications services industry has experienced profound changes caused by deregulation and …
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We study network competition with two-part tariffs and termination-based price discrimination in the presence of call externalities. We show that both the collusive and the welfare maximizing access charges fall below marginal cost. Moreover, bill-and-keep arrangements are welfare improving...
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This paper presents a comprehensive techno-economic evaluation of two multimedia cases based on xDSL and HFC technologies, illustrating their respective merits and pitfalls, allowing the definition of a reasonable investment policy. The scenarios considered reflect the point of view of both...
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This paper analyses the financial impact of the deployment and operation of the UMTS networks on Greek mobile operators. A Greek incumbent operator with market share 30% throughout the ten-year period of the study has been examined. The methodology and the tool developed in ACTS- TERA and...
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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 requires all incumbent local telephone companies to provide local entrants with …
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