This work extends the network competition model of Armstrong [(1998). Network interconnection in telecommunications. Economic Journal, 108, 545-564] and Laffont, Rey, and Tirole (1998). Network competition: I. Overview and nondiscriminatory pricing. RAND Journal of Economics, 29, 1-37] by assuming that operators can maintain a certain level of collusion in the unregulated retail market, and access prices may be regulated through non-linear tariffs. It emerges that, in the case of partially collusive environments, the regulator can design cost-based non-linear access charges such that the result is socially optimal. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Optimal reciprocal access pricing and collusion / M. Alderighi. - In: TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY. - ISSN 0308-5961. - 32:6(2008), pp. 381-387. [10.1016/j.telpol.2008.04.002]
Optimal reciprocal access pricing and collusion
M. Alderighi
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2008
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This work extends the network competition model of Armstrong [(1998). Network interconnection in telecommunications. Economic Journal, 108, 545-564] and Laffont, Rey, and Tirole (1998). Network competition: I. Overview and nondiscriminatory pricing. RAND Journal of Economics, 29, 1-37] by assuming that operators can maintain a certain level of collusion in the unregulated retail market, and access prices may be regulated through non-linear tariffs. It emerges that, in the case of partially collusive environments, the regulator can design cost-based non-linear access charges such that the result is socially optimal. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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