Network competition and interconnection with heterogeneous subscribers

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the two-way access pricing in the telecommunications market where firms are allowed to use non-linear tariffs and consumers are heterogeneous in their demand for calls. The study first investigates the impact of access charges on the tariffs offered by firms in symmetric equilibrium and then shows that, under certain conditions, each firmEs profit is independent of reciprocal access charge. The study found that the charge of collusion using access charges is unsustainable.

Commodity & service prices, Competition (Economics), Prices and rates, Study and teaching, Access control, Company pricing policy

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Access price regulation, investment and entry in telecommunications

Article Abstract:

Impact of access price regulation on the level of infrastructure investment by telecommunication providers and the sustainability of rivals is analyzed.

Finland, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Pricing Policy, Laws, regulations and rules, Investments, Pricing, Product price

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Promoting competition in the presence of essential facilities

Article Abstract:

The impact of spillovers on innovation of firms is examined.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Innovations, Externalities (Economics)

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