@techreport{d924b4d1a7434853b977d0bd994dcbf2,
title = "Regulate or Deregulate: Influencing Network Interconnenction Charges",
abstract = "We study the choice between regulating interconnection charges or delegating their determination to the operators, both in a non-mature and a mature market. Three regulatory regimes are considered: full, cost-based and bill-and-keep. Delegation corresponds to bargaining about the interconnection charges using the regulatory schemes as disagreement outcomes.Applying regulation benefits the consumers.Under full regulation, access charges account for asymmetries and allow a unique Ramsey price.Delegation benefits the operators.In a mature market delegation robs the government of any market influence.In a non-mature market government preferences coincide with those of the largest operator and are disadvantageous for entry.",
keywords = "regulations, delegation, telecommunication industry",
author = "{van de Wielle}, B.",
note = "Pagination: 38",
year = "2003",
language = "English",
volume = "2003-68",
series = "CentER Discussion Paper",
publisher = "Vakgroep CentER",
type = "WorkingPaper",
institution = "Vakgroep CentER",
}