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Telecommunications regulation and deregulation: the impact on bussinesses. Lessons from the U.S. and around the world

Leo, Evan (1997) Telecommunications regulation and deregulation: the impact on bussinesses. Lessons from the U.S. and around the world. Inx: XIV Congreso de Estudios Vascos, Informazioaren gizartea = Sociedad de la información = Société de l'information. Congresos de Estudios Vascos (14). Eusko Ikaskuntza, Donostia-San Sebastián, pp. 137-140. ISBN 84-89516-62-6

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Abstract

The two classic paradigms of telecommunications regulations - (1) the state-owned model (prevalent throughout Europe and most of the world and (2) the regulated monopoly model (used in the U.S.) - are now being replaced with privatization and deregulation. Consumers have reason to refoice: Privatization and deregulation in the telecommunications industry have brought about numerous benefits to consumers, including lower prizes and greater innovation.

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Uncontrolled Keywords:Universal service; Bureau Public de Télécommunications; Servicio universal; Natural monopoly; Service Universal; Monopolio natural; Telecomunicaciones; Monopole Naturel; Desarautzea; Pribatizazioa; Posta Zerbitzua, Telefonoak eta Telegrafoak; Telekomunikazioetarako Bulego Publikoa; Zerbitzu Unibertsala; Organisation Mondiale du Commerce; Monopolio Naturala; Monopole; Merkataritzarako Mundu Erakundea; Deregulation; Monopolioa; Desregulación; Privatization; Dérégulation; Privatización; Post, Telephone and Telegraph (PTT); Privatisation; Correos, Teléfonos y Telégrafos; Public Telecommunications Office (PTO); Postes, Téléphones et Télégraphes; Oficina Pública de Telecomunicaciones
Subjects:Technological Sciences > Telecommunications technology
ID Code:1889
Deposited On:03 Oct 2008 15:57
Last Modified:03 Oct 2008 18:43
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