Opening Networks to Competition: The Regulation and Pricing of Access - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

1. Introduction; D. Gabel, D.F. Weiman. Part I: Networks and Access: Theoretical and Policy Perspectives. 2. One-Way Networks, Two-Way Networks, Compatibility, and Public Policy; N. Economides, L.J. White. 3. Markup Pricing for Interconnection: A Conceptual Framework; B.M. Mitchell, I. Vogelsang. 4. Problems in Creating Effective Competition; W.G. Shepherd. Part II: Case Studies. 5. Historical Perspectives on Competition and Interconnection Between Local Exchange Companies: The United States, 1894-1914; D. Gabel, D.F. Weiman. 6. On the Frontier of Deregulation: New Zealand Telecommunications and the Problem of Interconnecting Competing Networks; M. Mueller. 7. Competitive Access Policies in the Rail Freight Industry, with Comparisons to Telecommunications; C.M. Grimm, R.G. Harris. 8. Social Obligations and Access Pricing: Telecommunications and Railways in the UK; M. Armstrong, C. Doyle. 9. Access Demands and Network Joint Ventures; D.A. Balto. 10. Exclusionary Behavior in the Market for Operating System Software: The Case of Microsoft; G.A. Woroch, et al. Index.

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