The theory of access pricing and interconnection
By Mark Armstrong. 2001
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Citations in the corpus
- Testing the “Waterbed” Effect in Mobile Telephony (2011, unknown): “5 See, for example, Armstrong (2002), Wright (2002), and Valletti and Houpis (2005).”
- Unbundling the local loop (2005, methodology): “Clearly, p1 is the solution to this problem because it is formally the same maximization problem as problem (1) except for the constant ∆l.”
- The need for a new approach to regulating fixed networks (2011, background): “20 See Armstrong (2002), pp. 311-312.”
- Investments and Network Competition (2003, unknown): “See also Armstrong (2001) and Peitz (2002). 3 Gans (2001) analyzes a model where the access pricing regime may give different incentives to invest; however there is no two-way interconnection feature in his model. DeGraba (2001) also discusses how termination charges can have important effects on th”
- Encouraging infrastructure competition via the ladder of investment (2006, background): “The basic principles of one-way access pricing are comprehensively summarised in Armstrong (2002) and Vogelsang (2003), which focus primarily on the different static contexts in which it is appropriate to apply cost-based access pricing, Ramsey pricing, and the efficient component pricing rule (ECPR”
- One-sided Logic in Two-sided Markets (2004, unknown): “See Armstrong (2002b) and Wright (2002) for a formal analysis.”
- Strategic investments with spillovers, vertical integration and foreclosure in the broadband access market (2004, background): “1 See Laffont and Tirole (2000) and Armstrong (2001) for comprehensive overviews of access price theory and practice.”
- Network competition in nonlinear pricing (2003, unknown): “See Armstrong (2002) for a formal argument.”
- Unbundling the Incumbent: Evidence from UK Broadband (2014, unknown): “Dependent variable: total broadband penetration (1) (2) (3) (4) 2007Q4 2009Q4 2007Q4 2009Q4 Nit (LLU coverage, 0/1) 0.”