Over the last decade, the development of mobile telecommunications has reached a very high rate of growth in most industrialised countries and, in particular, in Italy. The increasing volume of mobile phone calls and the relative growing number of carriers are transforming mobile telecommunications from that of a traditional monopoly and instead into a market with growing competitive pressures. The older scenario of telecommunication mobile services formed by a state monopoly carrier is changing into one in which there are different competitive companies that offer mobile telecommunication services. In this paper we will analyse, through our simulation modelling, the relationship between market share and profit resulting from a strategy of ...
We attempt to analyze why the adoption of the mobile number portability policy incurs no (or very li...
Although there were 152 million mobile phones in Brazil as of January 2009, a research conducted by ...
In this paper, we propose a game-theoretic model of the mobile network market. The market is present...
Over the last decade, the development of mobile telecommunications has reached a very high rate of g...
Over the last decade, the development of mobile telecommunications has reached a very high rate of ...
In the following paper we propose a competitive model in the mobile telephony market that can be int...
In the telecommunications industry, mobile telephony plays an important rule, since it is the sector...
In the telecommunications industry, mobile telephony plays an important rule, since it is the sector...
Mobile telephone is an example extremely successful of telecommunications service that has got a ver...
This paper analyzes how competition works in mobile telecommuncations markets and, bases on this ana...
This paper questions whether competition can replace sector-specific regulation of mobile telecommun...
Mobile termination rate, degree of asymmetry, and degree of substitutability are the elements which ...
Scarcity of spectrum limits the number of competing network operators in mobile telecoms. In the Uni...
We attempt to analyze why the adoption of the mobile number portability policy incurs no (or very li...
Although there were 152 million mobile phones in Brazil as of January 2009, a research conducted by ...
In this paper, we propose a game-theoretic model of the mobile network market. The market is present...
Over the last decade, the development of mobile telecommunications has reached a very high rate of g...
Over the last decade, the development of mobile telecommunications has reached a very high rate of ...
In the following paper we propose a competitive model in the mobile telephony market that can be int...
In the telecommunications industry, mobile telephony plays an important rule, since it is the sector...
In the telecommunications industry, mobile telephony plays an important rule, since it is the sector...
Mobile telephone is an example extremely successful of telecommunications service that has got a ver...
This paper analyzes how competition works in mobile telecommuncations markets and, bases on this ana...
This paper questions whether competition can replace sector-specific regulation of mobile telecommun...
Mobile termination rate, degree of asymmetry, and degree of substitutability are the elements which ...
Scarcity of spectrum limits the number of competing network operators in mobile telecoms. In the Uni...
We attempt to analyze why the adoption of the mobile number portability policy incurs no (or very li...
Although there were 152 million mobile phones in Brazil as of January 2009, a research conducted by ...
In this paper, we propose a game-theoretic model of the mobile network market. The market is present...