Abstract : In continental Europe the state owned and controlled the telegraph network from the beginning. In the United Kingdom the state bought the private system in 1870. State ownership allowed the utilisation of economies of scope with the postal service and subsidisation to pursue non-market goals or to correct for market failure. An econometric model shows that although there were indeed considerable benefits from «postalisation», there were typically none from subsidies and large state organisations had higher unit costs than small. These last two findings suggest that European state telecommunications organisations in the nineteenth century were considerably less efficient than they could be, a result which American evidence support...
One of the most important and influential ideas of globalisation is that the capacity of states to g...
THE RISE AND FALL OF GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHY IN BRITAIN Charles R. Perry The first nationalization in ...
The lack of littérature on the subject testifies to the fact that the British were far less interest...
Abstract : In continental Europe the state owned and controlled the telegraph network from the begin...
Whereas in Europe the public authorities were quick to take control of the telegraph, in the U.S. it...
Summary: State intervention in the Belgian telecommunication sector was the product of political, ec...
This article uses an original dataset to test the effects of government monopoly service, competitio...
The state interference in Belgium in the telecommunication sector was formed by a political, economi...
Abstract The postal service, as well as long-distance communications, emerge as the first historical...
Summary: Electric telegraphy developed rapidly in France between 1850 and 1880, so that by the end o...
The universality of telephone service is generally believed to be an achievement of regulated monopo...
Using the regional productivity of the Reichspost, the postal service of the German Empire, I invest...
This paper examines the political and economic circumstances surrounding the introduction of interna...
Regulation and deregulation of the telecommunication industry: from the american and british experie...
In this thesis, I investigate private telegraphy from its rise in the late 1830s to the advent of ex...
One of the most important and influential ideas of globalisation is that the capacity of states to g...
THE RISE AND FALL OF GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHY IN BRITAIN Charles R. Perry The first nationalization in ...
The lack of littérature on the subject testifies to the fact that the British were far less interest...
Abstract : In continental Europe the state owned and controlled the telegraph network from the begin...
Whereas in Europe the public authorities were quick to take control of the telegraph, in the U.S. it...
Summary: State intervention in the Belgian telecommunication sector was the product of political, ec...
This article uses an original dataset to test the effects of government monopoly service, competitio...
The state interference in Belgium in the telecommunication sector was formed by a political, economi...
Abstract The postal service, as well as long-distance communications, emerge as the first historical...
Summary: Electric telegraphy developed rapidly in France between 1850 and 1880, so that by the end o...
The universality of telephone service is generally believed to be an achievement of regulated monopo...
Using the regional productivity of the Reichspost, the postal service of the German Empire, I invest...
This paper examines the political and economic circumstances surrounding the introduction of interna...
Regulation and deregulation of the telecommunication industry: from the american and british experie...
In this thesis, I investigate private telegraphy from its rise in the late 1830s to the advent of ex...
One of the most important and influential ideas of globalisation is that the capacity of states to g...
THE RISE AND FALL OF GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHY IN BRITAIN Charles R. Perry The first nationalization in ...
The lack of littérature on the subject testifies to the fact that the British were far less interest...