Regulation and performance of communication and information networks
"Digital markets worldwide are in rapid flux. The Internet and World Wide Web have traditionally evolved in a largely deregulated environment, but recently governments have shown great interest in this rapidly developing sector and are imposing regulations for a variety of reasons that are chan...
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Cheltenham, U. K. ; Northampton, Massachusetts :
Edward Elgar ,
c2012
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Challenges of institutional governance for network infrastructures : reinstitution and expansion of legal innovations
- 2. Beyond traditional regulatory models : emerging governance for new networks
- 3. Government oversight of next generation wireless networks
- 4. Incentive regulation, investments and technological change
- 5. Policy and regulation for next generation networks
- 6. Sector regulation and investment incentives : the European experience
- 7. Pricing of complements and network effects
- 8. Spillovers and network neutrality
- 9. Network neutrality and sector performance : exploring policy options with simulation methods
- 10. Mobile communications : economic and social impact
- 11. Regulator incentives and third generation national mobile telecommunications market entry
- 12. Licensing options for digital dividend spectrum : an Australian perspective
- 13. Two-sided markets with substitution : mobile termination revisited
- 14. Policy implications of asymmetric termination rate regulation in Europe
- 15. The absence of data for measuring the economic impact of IT in the US