Increasing numbers of countries require mobile telephone networks to offer mobile number portability (MNP). MNP allows customers who wish to switch mobile operator to keep their mobile numbers, avoiding the costs of switching to new numbers. Ex ante assessments suggest that MNP should reduce switching costs and strengthen competition. In this paper, we test MNP’s impact on market outcomes using international time-series cross-section data. We find that MNP significantly increases average mobile telephony retail prices and churn (a proxy for switching).
Mobile number porting started in Ghana on 7th July, 2011, almost 20 years after mobile telecommunica...
Originally Aoki, R., Small, J. "The Economics of Number Portability: Switching Costs and Two Part Ta...
In this article, we estimate the price elasticities of demand for subscription and consumer switchin...
Increasing numbers of countries require mobile telephone networks to offer mobile number portability...
Switching costs are one of the barriers to entry in telecommunication and also reduce consumer welfa...
Switching costs are one of the most important economic forces that affect market competition in mobi...
This thesis examines possible affects of implementation of technology known as mobile number portabi...
MBA thesis - WBSPrevious studies examining a range of sectors within the service industry have confi...
Abstract The state of competition and effects of introduction of number portability in mobile teleco...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to explain the determinant factors of switching behavior in t...
The mobile telecommunication industry has seen a major increase in competition in recent years. This...
The much awaited mobile number portability took effects in Kenya on April 1st 2011. The objective of...
Mobile number portability (MNP) means that customers using mobile service can retain their telephone...
The proliferation of mobile telecommunication service providers in the country has prompted concern...
The Swedish mobile communications market has been facing telecommunication liberalization since 1993...
Mobile number porting started in Ghana on 7th July, 2011, almost 20 years after mobile telecommunica...
Originally Aoki, R., Small, J. "The Economics of Number Portability: Switching Costs and Two Part Ta...
In this article, we estimate the price elasticities of demand for subscription and consumer switchin...
Increasing numbers of countries require mobile telephone networks to offer mobile number portability...
Switching costs are one of the barriers to entry in telecommunication and also reduce consumer welfa...
Switching costs are one of the most important economic forces that affect market competition in mobi...
This thesis examines possible affects of implementation of technology known as mobile number portabi...
MBA thesis - WBSPrevious studies examining a range of sectors within the service industry have confi...
Abstract The state of competition and effects of introduction of number portability in mobile teleco...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to explain the determinant factors of switching behavior in t...
The mobile telecommunication industry has seen a major increase in competition in recent years. This...
The much awaited mobile number portability took effects in Kenya on April 1st 2011. The objective of...
Mobile number portability (MNP) means that customers using mobile service can retain their telephone...
The proliferation of mobile telecommunication service providers in the country has prompted concern...
The Swedish mobile communications market has been facing telecommunication liberalization since 1993...
Mobile number porting started in Ghana on 7th July, 2011, almost 20 years after mobile telecommunica...
Originally Aoki, R., Small, J. "The Economics of Number Portability: Switching Costs and Two Part Ta...
In this article, we estimate the price elasticities of demand for subscription and consumer switchin...