Introduction: Symposium on universal service obligation and competition

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Issues concerning the economic changes taking place in the provision of utility services and the growth of competition within the sector are discussed.

Information services, Public utilities

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Universal service obligations and competition

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Research is presented describing the study of competition within the utility service sector on a payment or regulatory basis.

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Two-part access pricing and imperfect competition

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Regulated discriminatory access prices in the telecommunications industry generate welfare implications, while unregulated discriminatory access prices produce adverse effects. If access tariffs are regulated, discriminatory prices can be used to enhance inefficient conditions that arises from downstream imperfect competition and from varied cost functions. Meanwhile, in an unregulated situation, the benefits of access price discrimination are usually reversed when an upstream monopolist makes take-it-or-leave-it offers to downstream producers.

Pricing Policy, Analysis, Prices and rates, Pricing, Price discrimination, Access charges (Telephone), Telephone access charges

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