Beyond Competition: Future of Telecommunications Book

	Preface
	Introduction
1	Technology, information and institutions	3
2	Beyond competition: where are we in the dialog about policy for telecommunications?	13
3	A model for forecasting data communications towards the year 2003	33
4	Mobile data: an emerging telecommunication giant	47
5	Implications of infrastructure competition for private networks	57
6	From data to wisdom: does IT contribute to the Gross National Happiness?	71
7	The impact of structural changes in telephony prices	97
8	Network management and the interconnection of networks. From the exogenous to the endogenous: the strategic dynamics of interconnection policy	111
9	Network evolution and prospects for switched video service in UK subscriber networks	127
10	The sustainability of the Broadband Network	147
11	Telecommunications demand: a new approach to media choice problems	161
12	An activity-based model for communication-intensive companies as an approach to appraising information technology outsourcing	187
13	The AT&T divestiture: a 10-year retrospective	207
14	The economic consequence of the introduction and regulation of international resale of telecommunications services	227
15	The regulation of unnatural oligopoly: appropriate criteria for regulators where the goals of regulation are economic progress	249
16	The changing telecommunications environment in CEE	279
17	Telephone penetration: industrial countries vs. LDCs	299
18	Growth dynamics under shifting telecommunications and trade regimes in Australia	315
19	The macroeconomic effects of new information technology, with special emphasis on telecommunications	335
20	Managing international research and development activities: the role of communications and information technologies	359
21	Technology and systems competition in mobile communications	377
22	Employment implications of information and telecommunication technologies in the Danish banking sector	405
	Index of authors	417
	Keyword index	419