How access pricing and entry interact

By Martin Cave, Ingo Vogelsang. 2003

177 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Media Technology, Political Science and International Relations

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How researchers see this paper

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Gordon J. Klein
2. Justus Haucap
3. Martin Cave

In Media Technology

1. Gordon J. Klein
2. Justus Haucap
3. Pinar Dogan
4. Marc Bourreau
5. Martin Cave
6. M. Manant
7. Ulrich Heimeshoff
8. Hanna Hottenrott

In Political Science and International Relations

1. Pinar Dogan
2. Justus Haucap
3. Martin Cave
4. Gordon J. Klein
5. Marc Bourreau

Citations in the corpus

• Encouraging infrastructure competition via the ladder of investment (2006, background): “As summarised in Cave and Vogelsang (2003),5 entry in The Netherlands occurred in voice and internet markets as a result of firms, starting from whatever was the relevant base, progressively accumulating assets, beginning from the most easily replicable or least visible, for example Consider the…”
• How regulation affects network and service quality in related markets (2012, background): “This so-called “ladder of investment” idea has gained support and popularity among regulators and policy makers, particularly in telecommunications markets (see Cave & Vogelsang, 2003; Cave, 2006).”
• A critical review of the ladder of investment approach (2010, background): “For a general discussion of the relation between access pricing and investment, see also Cave and Vogelsang (2003), Valletti (2003) and Guthrie (2006).”