Incentives for non-price discrimination

Article Abstract:

Simulation analysis is conducted in the United States long-distance market for various parameter values to evaluate the incentives for discrimination. The results of this analysis are useful for various regulatory policies in the telecommunication industry.

Pricing Policy, Analysis, Pricing, Vertical integration, Product price

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Price regulation and quality

Article Abstract:

The regulations that influence the investments in telecommunications and electric power industries such as competitive markets, revenue-share penalties, profit-share penalties, quality and information dissemination are discussed.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Product quality, Management dynamics, Electric services, Management, Investments, Quality management, Company business management

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On the design of input prices: can TELRIC prices ever be optimal?

Article Abstract:

An analysis on the optimal design of input prices, including whether Federal Communications Commission's TELRIC pricing policy in the United States telecommunications industry an optimum choice is discussed.

Government domestic functions, United States. Federal Communications Commission, Government communications regulation, Telecommunications policy

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