This paper analyzes the strategic role of cross-subsidies under vertical integration. We consider an incumbent firm which operates in a regulated market (switched telecommunications service) and a competitive market (unswitched service). Fitting cost data generated with an engineering cost proxy model to smooth functional forms, we first assess the extent of cross- subsidies due to allocation of common costs and managerial effort. We then focus on the cost incentives of the regulatory scheme in the regulated segment and identify situations where the incumbent may blockade entry in the competitive segment
In an industry where naturally monopolistic and competitive activities are vertically related, shoul...
We analyze competition between two firms (ISPs) in the retail market for broadband internet connecti...
Although elusive of measurement, cross subsidies are widely believed to have existed on a significan...
This paper analyzes the strategic role of cross-subsidies under vertical integration. We consider an...
This study examines the relationship between performance levels and the levels of cross-subsidy atta...
The process of liberalization and privatization is drastically altering the links among internationa...
The process of liberalization and privatization is drastically altering the links among internationa...
A model which shows how a vertically integrated, multiproduct regulated monopolist can shift its mon...
We study how vertical integration affects the acquisition and transmission of demand information in ...
We study how vertical integration affects the acquisition and transmission of demand information in ...
Business cannibalization, Intermodal competition, Telecommunications, Vertical integration, Wireless...
The cross-subsidization between services in multi service pricing firms becomes increasingly importa...
This paper argues that symmetric regulation should be adopted for the increasingly competitive telec...
The 1996 Telecommunications Act opened the monopolistic U.S. local telephone industry to new entrant...
In an industry where naturally monopolistic and competitive activities are vertically related, shoul...
We analyze competition between two firms (ISPs) in the retail market for broadband internet connecti...
Although elusive of measurement, cross subsidies are widely believed to have existed on a significan...
This paper analyzes the strategic role of cross-subsidies under vertical integration. We consider an...
This study examines the relationship between performance levels and the levels of cross-subsidy atta...
The process of liberalization and privatization is drastically altering the links among internationa...
The process of liberalization and privatization is drastically altering the links among internationa...
A model which shows how a vertically integrated, multiproduct regulated monopolist can shift its mon...
We study how vertical integration affects the acquisition and transmission of demand information in ...
We study how vertical integration affects the acquisition and transmission of demand information in ...
Business cannibalization, Intermodal competition, Telecommunications, Vertical integration, Wireless...
The cross-subsidization between services in multi service pricing firms becomes increasingly importa...
This paper argues that symmetric regulation should be adopted for the increasingly competitive telec...
The 1996 Telecommunications Act opened the monopolistic U.S. local telephone industry to new entrant...
In an industry where naturally monopolistic and competitive activities are vertically related, shoul...
We analyze competition between two firms (ISPs) in the retail market for broadband internet connecti...
Although elusive of measurement, cross subsidies are widely believed to have existed on a significan...