Margit Vanberg, Conclusions in:
Competition and Cooperation Among Internet Service Providers , page 132 - 133
A Network Economic Analysis
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- doi.org/10.5771/9783845212906
- ISBN print: 978-3-8329-4163-5
- ISBN online: 978-3-8452-1290-6
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
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- page 2–12 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis
- page 13–16 List of Abbreviations
- page 17–231 Introduction
- page 24–332 Defining Internet service provision
- page 34–613 Historical and technical background of the Internet
- page 34–373.1 Short history of the Internet
- page 37–423.2 History of computer communication and Internet transport services
- page 42–453.3 History of the Internet hierarchy
- page 45–563.4 Design and development of the TCP/IP Protocol
- page 56–613.5 History and development of interconnection agreements
- page 61–613.6 Conclusions
- page 62–754 A framework for localizing market power in network industries
- page 62–644.1 Justifying government intervention into markets
- page 64–664.2 Competition policy vs. sector-specific regulation
- page 66–704.3 Criteria for judging competition in network industries
- page 70–744.4 A reference model for justifying sector-specific regulation in network industries
- page 74–744.5 Justifying interventions by general competition policy in network industries
- page 74–754.6 Conclusions
- page 76–895 Disaggregated analysis of the market for Internet service provision
- page 76–785.1 Claims of market power in Internet service provision
- page 78–805.2 Essential network elements of Internet service provision
- page 80–815.3 Analysis of the cost characteristics of the network elements on the Internet applications and Internet content layers
- page 81–845.4 Analyzing the cost characteristics of the logical layer of the Internet
- page 84–895.5 Analyzing the cost characteristics of the physical layer of the Internet
- page 89–895.6 Conclusions
- page 90–1146 Network externalities
- page 115–1337 Competitive effects of network externalities in the context of the Internet
- page 115–1177.1 Network effects in Internet service provision
- page 117–1227.2 Terms of interconnection among IP-based networks in a competitive market environment
- page 122–1297.3 Dominance on Tier-1 level
- page 129–1327.4 Collusion on the Tier-1 level
- page 132–1337.5 Conclusions
- page 134–1438 Policy conclusions
- page 134–1358.1 The threat of market-power leveraging
- page 135–1388.2 The regulatory framework
- page 138–1428.3 Regulation recommendations
- page 142–1438.4 Conclusions
- page 144–1669 Regulatory framework for electronic communications in the United States and the European Union
- page 144–1529.1 The regulatory framework for the telecommunications industry in the United States
- page 152–1619.2 The Regulatory framework in the European Union
- page 161–1659.3 Network neutrality regulation
- page 165–1669.4 Conclusions
- page 167–17110 Summary
- page 172–176 Appendix
- page 177–184 References
- page 185–187 Index