* The authors would like to thank David Sappington and Simon Wilkie for very helpful comments on an earlier draft and Louis Eisenberg, Ching-Hua, Chen-Ritzo, and Ethan Silvers for technical assistance. The views contained in this study are the authors ’ and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Communications Commission. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) initiated a proceeding in 2002 to examine whether and to what extent cable operators should be limited in the number of subscribers they can serve. This paper reports on the performance of experimental (laboratory) markets designed to be similar in structure and practice to the market where cable operators negotiate affiliate fees with various programming networks. F...
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