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This paper presents a comparative analysis of alternative competition policy and regulatory regimes that are proposed to safeguard competition in the digital economy. We review the causes of concentration in several digital markets, and differentiate the objectives of promoting competition in,...
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-and-Spoke networks and the emergence of low cost carriers (LCCs) operating Point-to-Point networks were optimal choices. We demonstrate … undermined by competition from inefficient Point-to-Point networks. We argue that social welfare may have been, and still can be …
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This paper analyses the role of the European Commission in taking cases of abuse of dominance in the telecommunications … sector since its liberalisation in 1998. The argument is that the Commission has played a very active antitrust role, in … squeeze, the most common form of abuse in telecommunications; and they have allowed wide discretion to the Commission to deal …
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The present paper (presented in ITU's & INA 2009 workshop on “Migration to Next Generation Regulatory Environment”) tries to identify the effects of the concentration experienced so far in the EU telecom sector and offers a high level strategy proposition for alternative revenue sources in...
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would shift from promoting telephony competition to promoting an industry structure that facilitates telecommunications …
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area LATA) to another. Although the Telecommunications Act of 1996 superseded the MFJ, it retained the BOCs' interLATA … did not expect price to fall after BOC entry into the interLATA market. Reprinted from Antitrust Law Journal, vol. 70, no …. 2, pp. 463-484 (2002), a publication of the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law …
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This essay, written three years before the enactment of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, is a reminder of how little … has been accomplished in deregulating telecommunications. In 1993, I erroneously predicted that American … telecommunications regulation was about to collapse like the walls of Jericho. The industries that we are accustomed to calling telephony …
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As economists with significant experience in competition, telecommunications, and regulatory matters, we have filed the … Judgment), would predictably inflict serious antitrust injury on consumers and competition …
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In this piece, we respond to comments on our earlier essay on access pricing in telecommunications on the efficient …, which embraced the ECPR as a principle consistent with New Zealand antitrust law. We conclude with some remarks about the …
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Since 1997, the U.S. government has attempted to use the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreement on telecommunications … services as a vehicle for exporting American principles of telecommunications regulation to other nations. The United States … took the position in 1997 that the WTO telecommunications agreement requires its signatory nations to follow the practices …
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