The economics of mobile telecommunications / Harald Gruber

Englisch

Cambridge, U.K ; New York, N.Y : Cambridge University Press, 2005

1 volume

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Print version: Economics of mobile telecommunications

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A new and fast-growing industryBusiness strategies for firmsRadio spectrum availability as a key determinant for market structureStylised features of the mobile telecommunications industrySome technology historyCharacteristics of alternative cellular systemsSubscriber trendsEvolution of mobile telecommunications revenuesTrends in costRegulationThe evolution of national markets for cellular mobile telecommunications servicesThe analytical frameworkEmpirical evidence for the policy matrixCountry studiesThe determinants of the diffusion of cellular mobile telecommunications servicesPreliminary considerations on diffusion and market structureThe econometric modelEmpirical resultsMarket conduct and pricing issues in mobile marketsTheoretical considerations on market conductProduct differentiation strategies in mobile telecommunicationsEmpirical research on market behaviourTheoretical foundations for pricing in mobile telecommunicationsWelfare analysis of charging regimesMobile telecommunications pricing, by type of servicePrice trends in mobile telecommunicationsIssues in radio spectrum managementInternational spectrum allocationNational spectrum assignmentSpectrum assignment in practice3G auctions in EuropeDiscussion of the experience of European 3G auctionsAdministrative procedures for European 3G spectrum licencesThe evolution of market structure in mobile telecommunications marketsThe theoretical frameworkThe profitability of the mobile telecommunications sector in EuropeThe design of market structure for 3G markets in EuropeThe aftermath of 3G licensing.

*Mobilfunkindustrie / Wirtschaftswachstum

*Mobilfunkindustrie / Wirtschaftswachstum

*Cellular telephone services industry ; Electronic books ; Mobile communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Wireless communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Electronic books ; Electronic books ; Cell phone services industry ; Mobile communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Wireless communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Wireless communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Mobile communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Cell phone services industry ; Cellular telephone services industry ; Electronic books ; Mobile communication systems -- Economic aspects ; Wireless communication systems -- Economic aspects

*Electronic books ; TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING ; Mobile & Wireless Communications ; Cell phone services industry ; Wireless communication systems ; Economic aspects ; Mobilfunkindustrie ; Wirtschaftswachstum

Klassifikation der Library of Congress: HE9713

Dewey Dezimal-Klassifikation: 384.5/33; ; 384.533;

Regensburger Verbund-Klassifikation: QR 700: Q Wirtschaftswissenschaften / QR Gewerbepolitik. Einzelne Wirtschaftszweige / QR 500-QR 870 Industrie, Bergbau, Handel, Dienstleistungen, Handwerk / QR 700-QR 770 Post, Informationsgewerbe (Massenmedien), Neue Medien / Allgemeines

bcl: 05.71

bisacsh: TEC061000

bisacsh: TEC 061000

Book Industry Communication: KM

Offers a comprehensive economic analysis of the main determinants of growth in the mobile telecommunications industry. Detailed country studies provide empirical evidence for the development of the main themes. This research-based survey will appeal to a wide range of applied industrial economists within universities, government and the industry itself

A new and fast-growing industry -- Business strategies for firms -- Radio spectrum availability as a key determinant for market structure -- Stylised features of the mobile telecommunications industry -- Some technology history -- Characteristics of alternative cellular systems -- Subscriber trends -- Evolution of mobile telecommunications revenues -- Trends in cost -- Regulation -- The evolution of national markets for cellular mobile telecommunications services -- The analytical framework -- Empirical evidence for the policy matrix -- Country studies -- The determinants of the diffusion of cellular mobile telecommunications services -- Preliminary considerations on diffusion and market structure -- The econometric model -- Empirical results -- Market conduct and pricing issues in mobile markets -- Theoretical considerations on market conduct -- Product differentiation strategies in mobile telecommunications -- Empirical research on market behaviour -- Theoretical foundations for pricing in mobile telecommunications -- Welfare analysis of charging regimes -- Mobile telecommunications pricing, by type of service -- Price trends in mobile telecommunications -- Issues in radio spectrum management -- International spectrum allocation -- National spectrum assignment -- Spectrum assignment in practice -- 3G auctions in Europe -- Discussion of the experience of European 3G auctions -- Administrative procedures for European 3G spectrum licences -- The evolution of market structure in mobile telecommunications markets -- The theoretical framework -- The profitability of the mobile telecommunications sector in Europe -- The design of market structure for 3G markets in Europe -- The aftermath of 3G licensing

 

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