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This text addresses the related problems of regulating and pricing access in network industries. This text is divided into two parts. Part I assesses regulation and pricing access in network industries from an analytical and policy perspective. Part II presents a variety of case studies examining interconnection issues over time and across industries. Interconnection between network suppliers raises questions of how to sustain competition and realize economic efficiency. New entrants must have access to customers in a competitive industry, but the very nature of network industries limits potential entrants. The large fixed and sunk costs of constructing networks and the difficulty in acquiring the expertise and competencies embodied in the managerial and organizational structure of incumbents in the network industry make it difficult to enter this marketplace. As a result, new entrants, realizing that they may not be able to provide customers with service comparable to that of the incumbents, often look to negotiate an interconnection agreement.
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1. Introduction; D. Gabel, D.F. Weiman. Part I: Networks and Access: Theoretical and Policy Perspectives. 2. One-Way Networks, Two-Way Networks, Compatibility, and Public Policy; N. Economides, L.J. White. 3. Markup Pricing for Interconnection: A Conceptual Framework; B.M. Mitchell, I. Vogelsang. 4. Problems in Creating Effective Competition; W.G. Shepherd. Part II: Case Studies. 5. Historical Perspectives on Competition and Interconnection Between Local Exchange Companies: The United States, 1894-1914; D. Gabel, D.F. Weiman. 6. On the Frontier of Deregulation: New Zealand Telecommunications and the Problem of Interconnecting Competing Networks; M. Mueller. 7. Competitive Access Policies in the Rail Freight Industry, with Comparisons to Telecommunications; C.M. Grimm, R.G. Harris. 8. Social Obligations and Access Pricing: Telecommunications and Railways in the UK; M. Armstrong, C. Doyle. 9. Access Demands and Network Joint Ventures; D.A. Balto. 10. Exclusionary Behavior in the Market for Operating System Software: The Case of Microsoft; G.A. Woroch, et al. Index.
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