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Regulation and the performance of communication and information networks / edited by Gerald R. Faulhaber, Gary Madden, and Jeff Petchey.

Contributor(s): Faulhaber, Gerald R [editor.] | Madden, Gary [editor.] | Petchey, Jeff [editor.] | ProQuest (Firm) [distributor.]Cheltenham : Edward Elgar, 2012Content type: text | still image Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781781007143; 9780857930989Subject(s): Information networks | Network performance (Telecommunication) | Computer networks -- Law and legislationGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 343.09944 Online resources: Click here to access online – 3 users
Contents:
Challenges of institutional governance for network infrastructures : reinstitution and expansion of legal innovations / Barbara A. Cherry -- Beyond traditional regulatory models : emerging governance for new methods / Rob Albon -- Government oversight of next generation wireless networks / Rob Frieden -- Incentive regulation , investments and technological change / Ingo Vogelsang -- Policy and regulation for next generation networks / Martin Cave -- Sector regulation and investment incentives : the European experience / Harald Gruber -- Pricing of complements and network effects / Nicholas Economides and Brian Viard -- Spillovers and network neutrality / Christiaan Hogendorn -- Network neutrality and sector performance : exploring policy options with simulation methods / Kurt DeMaagd and Johannes M. Bauer -- Mobile communications : economic and social impact / Gerald R. Faulhaber -- Regulator incentives and third generation national mobile telecommunications market entry / Gary Madden, Aaron Morey and Erik Bohlin -- Licensing options for digital dividend spectrum : an Australian perspective / Benoit P. Freyens -- Two-sided markets with substitution : mobile termination revisited / Jerry A. Hausman -- Policy implications of asymmetric termination rate regulation in Europe / Edmond Baranes and Cuong Huong Vuong / The absence of data for measuring the economic impact of IT in the US / Shane Greenstein.
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Challenges of institutional governance for network infrastructures : reinstitution and expansion of legal innovations / Barbara A. Cherry -- Beyond traditional regulatory models : emerging governance for new methods / Rob Albon -- Government oversight of next generation wireless networks / Rob Frieden -- Incentive regulation , investments and technological change / Ingo Vogelsang -- Policy and regulation for next generation networks / Martin Cave -- Sector regulation and investment incentives : the European experience / Harald Gruber -- Pricing of complements and network effects / Nicholas Economides and Brian Viard -- Spillovers and network neutrality / Christiaan Hogendorn -- Network neutrality and sector performance : exploring policy options with simulation methods / Kurt DeMaagd and Johannes M. Bauer -- Mobile communications : economic and social impact / Gerald R. Faulhaber -- Regulator incentives and third generation national mobile telecommunications market entry / Gary Madden, Aaron Morey and Erik Bohlin -- Licensing options for digital dividend spectrum : an Australian perspective / Benoit P. Freyens -- Two-sided markets with substitution : mobile termination revisited / Jerry A. Hausman -- Policy implications of asymmetric termination rate regulation in Europe / Edmond Baranes and Cuong Huong Vuong / The absence of data for measuring the economic impact of IT in the US / Shane Greenstein.

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