Symposium on telecommunications demand: introduction

Article Abstract:

Changes affecting telecommunications demand are examined in detail, including the impact of the Internet on demand from residential users.

Internet

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Competition in intraLATA long distance: carrier choice models estimated from residential telephone bills

Article Abstract:

Developments in the US long-distance telecoms markets are examined in detail, including the impact of the Telecommunications Act on competition.

Competition (Economics)

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Parametric, semi-parametric and non-parametric models of telecommunications demand: an investigation of residential calling patterns

Article Abstract:

The patterns that emerge for residential telecoms users for long-distance services are examined in detail. Call duration is examined in relation to the times and costs of calls.

Demand (Economics)

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