Telephone access and usage : joint modelization and optimal pricing An integrated micro-economie modelization is developped, in order to discuss the main characteristics of telephone demand and to derive optimal pricing rules. Telephone demand is described as a joint demand for two commodities : (i) optional usage (made possible by access to the network), and (ii) actual usage. It is shown that expectations of future usage do influence individual decisions of access and network equilibrium. Revenues of the telecommunication firm and user's surplus are calculated at equilibrium, disclosing the positive externality which is brought to the existing subscribers when a new one is connected. There also exists a usage externality due to the utili...
Two-part tariffs are a common feature of utility pricing. In particular telecommunications firms app...
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The econometric modeling of telephone access in France In this paper, we present the econometric m...
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We develop a theoretical model which explains the joint decision for joining a telephone network and...
Universal service is the focal point of the economic dilemma faced by the telecommunications industr...
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The paper analyzes calling party pays access pricing policies in a General Equilibrium two ways acce...
Revenue management for mobile voice telecommunications has not attended much attention up to now. Am...
Two-part tariffs are a common feature of utility pricing. In particular telecommunications firms app...
In this paper we study how the access price affects the choice of the tariff regime taken by the net...
We introduce call externalities in the standard model of network competition with termination-based ...
Revue économique ECONOMETRIC MODELS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS FIRMS : A SURVEY ferenc Kiss, bernard lefe...
The econometric modeling of telephone access in France In this paper, we present the econometric m...
Empirical analysis of the regulation of local telephone service. A technico-economic methodology Th...
Typescript (photocopy).Recent developments in the telecommunications industry have generated a new i...
This paper combines an engineering process model of the cost of local exchange telecommunications fi...
Telecommunication services: technical integration and economic differenciation In response to the g...
International telephone service providers must decide how to apportion their call revenue between th...
We develop a theoretical model which explains the joint decision for joining a telephone network and...
Universal service is the focal point of the economic dilemma faced by the telecommunications industr...
The theoretical approach to pricing and cost allocation for telecommunication services This paper r...
The paper analyzes calling party pays access pricing policies in a General Equilibrium two ways acce...
Revenue management for mobile voice telecommunications has not attended much attention up to now. Am...
Two-part tariffs are a common feature of utility pricing. In particular telecommunications firms app...
In this paper we study how the access price affects the choice of the tariff regime taken by the net...
We introduce call externalities in the standard model of network competition with termination-based ...