In February 2007, Industry Canada released a consultation that outlined a proposed auction design for spectrum Ifor Advanced Wireless Services. As part of its consultation, Industry Canada contemplated a spectrum set-aside in the AWS auction to facilitate the entry of a new wireless service provider in Canada; however, it noted that a potential drawback of a spectrum set-aside is that it can induce uneconomic entry into the market. In this paper, we show that a set-aside for AWS spectrum in Canada is more likely to result in uneconomic entry than in a viable domestic entrant into the Canadian wireless industry. Furthermore, if Industry Canada desires another wireless service provider, there are far more constructive ways than a set-aside to...
The endemic underuse of radio spectrum constitutes a tragedy of the regulatory commons. Like other c...
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In 2008 Industry Canada auctioned 105MHz of spectrum to a group of bidders that included incumbents ...
This paper examines the relative advantages of allocating spectrum by auction or without licensing. ...
Purpose: The spectrum is scarce recourses, so it is very important to allocate it in a way to maximi...
The market for wireless services in Canada is characterized by the presence of significant market po...
Recent proposals to limit the participation of Verizon Wireless and AT&T in the upcoming broadca...
TAlthough the current shortage of radio spectrum is usually attributed to the scarcity of spectrum, ...
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With the National Broadband Plan\u27s promise of an additional 500 MHz of spectrum for commercial pu...
Last year featured a high stakes battle between two mighty protagonists. On one side, allegedly repr...
We assess the economic harms that would accrue if Canada were to adopt asymmetric rules of foreign o...
The endemic underuse of radio spectrum constitutes a tragedy of the regulatory commons. Like other c...
This paper gives an account of events, and explains some system-atic reasons of the Swiss UMTS aucti...
We comment on the service and auction rules discussed in the Report and Order and Further Notice of ...
In 2008 Industry Canada auctioned 105MHz of spectrum to a group of bidders that included incumbents ...
This paper examines the relative advantages of allocating spectrum by auction or without licensing. ...
Purpose: The spectrum is scarce recourses, so it is very important to allocate it in a way to maximi...
The market for wireless services in Canada is characterized by the presence of significant market po...
Recent proposals to limit the participation of Verizon Wireless and AT&T in the upcoming broadca...
TAlthough the current shortage of radio spectrum is usually attributed to the scarcity of spectrum, ...
This short article provides a glimpse at the auction process’s evolution, from its initial design to...
This paper gives an account of events,and explains some systematic reasons of the UMTS auction flop ...
This paper examines the impact of an incumbent carrier’s participation in two simultaneously conduct...
With the National Broadband Plan\u27s promise of an additional 500 MHz of spectrum for commercial pu...
Last year featured a high stakes battle between two mighty protagonists. On one side, allegedly repr...
We assess the economic harms that would accrue if Canada were to adopt asymmetric rules of foreign o...
The endemic underuse of radio spectrum constitutes a tragedy of the regulatory commons. Like other c...
This paper gives an account of events, and explains some system-atic reasons of the Swiss UMTS aucti...
We comment on the service and auction rules discussed in the Report and Order and Further Notice of ...