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International telecommunications market regulation [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001
On 23 February 1999 the Assistant Treasurer referred international telecommunic-ations market regulation for inquiry and report within six months. The report focused on the reform of international telecommunications markets, in particular on the payment arrangements between providers of international telecommunications services.
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Regulating Telecommunications

1998
Abstract Competition is rapidly taking over from regulation as the main’control’ on the UK telecommunications industry. The benefits of this are becom ing apparent: more imaginative pricing packages, better consumer focus, and prices being set by competitive pressure rather than by regulation.
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Tangled Telecommunications Regulation

2001
According to a classic Jewish joke, sweet lemonade is the best contraception of all: not before and not after, but instead of. A similarly effective magic potion is still being sought for the telecommunications sector, in order to draw clear demarcation lines between regulatory responsibilities in place of today’s often fuzzy ones.
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Regulation of Telecommunications

1986
The first common user telephone systems were provided by private companies or local authorities to serve particular communities. For decades, however, postal and telegraph services in most countries had been operated by the State as government departments.
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Telecommunications Regulations and policy

Online Review, 1981
Many feel that we are in a period of fundamental social and economic change made possible by advanced computer and telecommunications technology; I believe this, but there are many details that need to be worked out before these changes will be realized.
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Telecommunications Regulation

2012
This Chapter of the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics illustrates the main features and challenges of regulation and liberalization efforts in the field of telecommunications. The chapter takes stock on two decades of regulation in many countries around the world, and the looks forward towards emerging challenges such as network neutrality, spectrum ...
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Telecommunications Regulation in Europe [PDF]

, 1997
On January 1st, 1998, “full competition” in telecommunications will be implemented, according to the deadlines set by European Union (EU) Directives. In the last few years, all Member states have deeply reformed their regulatory frameworks for telecommunications, in order to adapt national regimes to the new market structure, in which several operators
Luigi Prosperetti, Michela Cimatoribus
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Telecommunications Law and Regulation

2018
Since the last edition of this book was published, numerous changes have occurred in the telecommunications sector, at a national, European, and international level. Telecommunications Law and Regulation takes these changes into account, including an examination of the·adoption of Directive 2014/61/EU on the measures to reduce to cost of deploying ...
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Telecommunications policy and regulation

1999
The fact is that most costs are not known at all precisely by operators or regulators. There are two ways in which this view of the nature of the market is relevant to telecommunications policy: (i) The role of costs in regulatory profit controls, especially as regards the choice between rate of return limits and price caps.
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US telecommunications regulation

Telecommunications Policy, 1981
Manley R. Irwin, John D. Ela
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