The Economics of Antitrust and Regulation in Telecommunications: Perspectives for the New European Regulatory FrameworkPierre A. Buigues, Patrick Rey Edward Elgar Publishing, 2004. gada 1. janv. - 467 lappuses Bringing together contributions from high level EU officials and prominent academic economists on one of the most exciting issues in industrial economics, this timely book aims to promote dialogue between policy and academic research, and provides a unique forum for debate on the new European regulatory framework in telecommunications. |
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... consumers . The telecoms sector is one of the most important sectors in today's economy . It is a ' network ' industry which directly affects the daily lives of each of us and plays a critical role in the economic development of Europe ...
... consumers . The telecoms sector is one of the most important sectors in today's economy . It is a ' network ' industry which directly affects the daily lives of each of us and plays a critical role in the economic development of Europe ...
4. lappuse
... consumers who need protection regardless of ' business cycles ' or ' stock market valuations ' . 4. THE NEED TO APPLY CONVENTIONAL ANTITRUST THEORIES Despite earlier promises that the miracles and wonders of technology would open the ...
... consumers who need protection regardless of ' business cycles ' or ' stock market valuations ' . 4. THE NEED TO APPLY CONVENTIONAL ANTITRUST THEORIES Despite earlier promises that the miracles and wonders of technology would open the ...
20. lappuse
... consumer awareness of different prices and tariffs and barriers to consumers switching networks ' ( Oftel , 2001 ) . Those findings have largely supported the conclusion reached in the course of the Com- mission's roaming sector inquiry ...
... consumer awareness of different prices and tariffs and barriers to consumers switching networks ' ( Oftel , 2001 ) . Those findings have largely supported the conclusion reached in the course of the Com- mission's roaming sector inquiry ...
23. lappuse
... consumers ' ) . Even if the guidelines provide substantial background , it is not obvious that all NRAS , some with limited experience of applying competition - law concepts , will use the same approach to dominance , in particular in ...
... consumers ' ) . Even if the guidelines provide substantial background , it is not obvious that all NRAS , some with limited experience of applying competition - law concepts , will use the same approach to dominance , in particular in ...
24. lappuse
... consumers and end - users in an open and transparent way . Once the new framework is put in place in the various Member States , the ERG will thus assume an important role , seeking in particular to harmonize , on a voluntary basis ...
... consumers and end - users in an open and transparent way . Once the new framework is put in place in the various Member States , the ERG will thus assume an important role , seeking in particular to harmonize , on a voluntary basis ...
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Market Definition in Telecommunications Markets | 43 |
4 Market definition in the telecoms industry | 45 |
5 The approach to market definition in the Commissions Guidelines and Recommendation | 71 |
Economic Analysis of Collective Dominance in Telecoms Markets | 89 |
13 Antitrust or regulation? US public policy in telecommunications markets | 243 |
14 Telecommunications and competition | 260 |
Monitoring Competition in the Telecommunications Sector | 267 |
European Commission Sector Inquiries | 269 |
The New Regulatory Framework Main Regulatory Texts | 285 |
on a common regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services Framework Directive | 287 |
on the authorization of electronic communications networks and services Authorization Directive | 305 |
on access to and interconnection of electronic communications networks and associated facilities Access Directive | 317 |
6 Collective dominance and the telecommunications industry | 91 |
7 Some thoughts on collective dominance from a lawyers perspective | 114 |
Economic Aspects of Access to Networks | 133 |
8 Access to telecommunications networks | 135 |
the unbundling of the local loop in the EU | 169 |
Competition and Allocation of Scarce Resources the Case of UMTS | 183 |
the case of UMTS | 185 |
the case of UMTS | 213 |
Roundtable Discussion | 237 |
12 Introduction to the Roundtable on the economics of antitrust and regulation in the telecoms sector | 239 |
on universal service and users rights relating to electronic communications networks and services Universal Service Directive | 331 |
on competition in the market for electronic communications networks and services | 358 |
on unbundled access to the local loop | 364 |
establishing the European Regulators Group for Electronic Communications Networks and Services | 369 |
2002C 16503 | 372 |
Commission notice on the definition of relevant market for the purposes of Community competition law | 398 |
Commission Recommendation of 11022003 | 410 |
Index | 457 |
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The Economics of Antitrust and Regulation in Telecommunications ... Pierre-André Buigues,Patrick Rey Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 2004 |
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Access Directive access prices allocation Annex antitrust apply assessment auction authorisation broadband call origination call termination charges collective dominance collusion Commission competition law competitors consumers decisions defined demand dominant position economic effective competition efficiency electronic communications networks electronic communications services end users end-users ensure entrants European Communities European Parliament ex ante ex ante regulation example existing facilities firms fixed location Guidelines identified imposed incentives incumbent industry infrastructure interconnection Internet investment leased lines licences local loop unbundling loop market analysis market definition market shares Member merger mobile network national regulatory authorities network operators networks and services NRAS Official Journal Oftel oligopolistic paragraph particular principle procedures public telephone network publicly available radio frequencies Recommendation regulatory framework relevant market sector inquiry service providers significant market power specific spectrum structure subscribers tariffs telecommunications telecoms tion transparent UMTS unbundled access undertakings universal service obligations wholesale
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