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La régulation nationale des télécommunications : une lecture économique néo-institutionnelle
Bertrand Quelin,Delphine Riccardi +1 more
- Vol. 109, Iss: 1, pp 65-81
TLDR
In this paper, a Neo-Institutional Economic Interpretation of National Regulation of Telecommunications (NRT) is presented, which brings to light the inadequate coordination between this level of regulation and the institutional environment, and the problems that result.Abstract:
National Regulation of Telecommunications : a Neo-Institutional Economic
Interpretation
Institutional economic analysis allows us to study the nature and limits of the network
industries regulations set up in Europe on the national level. It brings to light the
inadequate coordination between this level of regulation and the institutional environment, and the problems that result. In order to remedy the situation, it seems necessary
to set up Community regulation authorities on a supra-national level in a better position
to harmonise regulation frameworks and the fluidity of markets. The creation of such
authorities would considerably reduce transaction costs and limit the assymetries of
information which the main historical operators have always taken advantage of.read more
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Les conditions d'émergence des marchés de la télémédecine : entre territoires de santé, projets d'expérimentation et écosystèmes d'affaires
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyse le marche emergent de la telemedecine, i.e., the emergence of the telemedicine, and propose a model of the marche.
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Coûts de coordination, structures de gouvernance réglementaire et environnement institutionnel : une analyse économique néo-institutionnelle de la mise en œuvre du cadre réglementaire européen des communications électroniques
TL;DR: In this article, a comparative analysis of formes possibles of the regulation is presented, in which the authors defend the notion of the structure de gouvernance issue of the reforme, and point out the influence of the environnement institutionnel europeen sur le choix des modalites de mise en oeuvre de la regulation des marches pertinents.
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The EU Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications: Relevance and Efficiency Three Years Later
TL;DR: In this article, the authors used transaction costs to find an answer to the question "Is the implementation of the new regulatory framework relevant and efficient?" They found that three years down the line, the multiplicity of players and the quasi-contractualisation of their relations through the Framework Directive have complicated European regulatory governance structure.
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Regulations, Institutions, and Commitment: Comparative Studies of Telecommunications
Brian Levy,Pablo T. Spiller +1 more
TL;DR: A framework for resolving the regulatory problem was proposed by Levy and Pablo T. Spiller in the Douglass North Series editor's preface Preface List of contributors 1. as mentioned in this paper.
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