International differences in telecommunications demand

Article Abstract:

An assessment that whether price elasticities for telecommunications demand differ between broad groups of countries according to their developmental levels was conducted. The results reveal that consumers in poorer countries may experience greater welfare losses when incentives regulations are implemented.

Surveys, Consumers, Incentives (Business)

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Reconciling the off-net cost pricing principle with efficient network utilization

Article Abstract:

The effect of access rates on off-net rates and on-net rates is analyzed. The reasons for maximizing level of on-net usage are described. The method of accommodating off-net cost price with efficient network is discussed

United States, Comparative analysis

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Network interconnection with asymmetric networks and heterogeneous calling patterns

Article Abstract:

The influence of heterogeneous customers on interconnection between asymmetric networks is analyzed. The cases of one way access pricing and two way network connection in telecommunications are discussed.

United Kingdom, Consumer Behavior, Consumer behaviour

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