Telecommunications Regulation Handbook
In recognition of the fundamental importance of an appropriate regulatory environment to accelerate connectivity, and access to information services, this handbook provides a practical reference source, on the methods used to regulate the telecommu...
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okr-10986-152492021-04-23T14:03:11Z Telecommunications Regulation Handbook Intven, Hank Intven, Hank TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DELIVERY COMPETITIVENESS INNOVATIONS MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INTERNET QUALITY STANDARDS AFFORDABLE ACCESS SERVICES LICENSING OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERCONNECTED ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEMS PRICE CAP REGULATION COMPETITION POLICY ACCOUNTING APPROPRIATIONS BROADBAND BROADCASTING CAP COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVE MARKETPLACE COMPETITIVE MARKETS COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEREGULATION ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELECTRICITY GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS HEARINGS INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ITU KNOW-HOW LICENSING POSTAL SERVICES PRIVACY RIGHTS PRIVATE SECTOR PTO PTT PUBLIC SERVICE QUALITY OF SERVICE RADIO REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY AGENCY ROADS TAX TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONNECTIVITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REVENUES TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR REFORMS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE SERVICE TEXT TRANSPARENCY UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL SERVICE UTILITIES In recognition of the fundamental importance of an appropriate regulatory environment to accelerate connectivity, and access to information services, this handbook provides a practical reference source, on the methods used to regulate the telecommunications sector around the world, emphasizing best practices. The focus is on practices that promote the efficient supply of telecommunications services in a competitive marketplace. It offers a useful compilation of descriptions, and analyses of regulatory practices, and approaches applied in a wide range of countries. The handbook outlines the various factors that motivated the liberalization of telecommunications markets, i.e., increased growth, and fast innovations for better services; the need to expand and upgrade telecommunications networks with new services; growth of the Internet; of mobile and other wireless services; and, of international trade in telecommunications services. These factors compelled regulatory objectives to foster competitive markets to promote efficient supply of telecommunications, and quality at affordable prices. To this end, licensing telecommunications services, interconnection, price regulation, competition policy, and universal service are presented to form the framework for telecommunications regulation. 2013-08-21T15:43:11Z 2013-08-21T15:43:11Z 2000-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/11/1993710/telecommunications-regulation-handbook 0-9697178-7-3 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15249 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication |
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DELIVERY COMPETITIVENESS INNOVATIONS MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INTERNET QUALITY STANDARDS AFFORDABLE ACCESS SERVICES LICENSING OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERCONNECTED ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEMS PRICE CAP REGULATION COMPETITION POLICY ACCOUNTING APPROPRIATIONS BROADBAND BROADCASTING CAP COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVE MARKETPLACE COMPETITIVE MARKETS COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEREGULATION ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELECTRICITY GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS HEARINGS INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ITU KNOW-HOW LICENSING POSTAL SERVICES PRIVACY RIGHTS PRIVATE SECTOR PTO PTT PUBLIC SERVICE QUALITY OF SERVICE RADIO REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY AGENCY ROADS TAX TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONNECTIVITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REVENUES TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR REFORMS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE SERVICE TEXT TRANSPARENCY UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL SERVICE UTILITIES |
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DELIVERY COMPETITIVENESS INNOVATIONS MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INTERNET QUALITY STANDARDS AFFORDABLE ACCESS SERVICES LICENSING OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERCONNECTED ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEMS PRICE CAP REGULATION COMPETITION POLICY ACCOUNTING APPROPRIATIONS BROADBAND BROADCASTING CAP COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVE MARKETPLACE COMPETITIVE MARKETS COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEREGULATION ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELECTRICITY GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS HEARINGS INFORMATION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ITU KNOW-HOW LICENSING POSTAL SERVICES PRIVACY RIGHTS PRIVATE SECTOR PTO PTT PUBLIC SERVICE QUALITY OF SERVICE RADIO REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY AGENCY ROADS TAX TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONNECTIVITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS REVENUES TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR REFORMS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TELECOMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE SERVICE TEXT TRANSPARENCY UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL SERVICE UTILITIES Intven, Hank Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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In recognition of the fundamental
importance of an appropriate regulatory environment to
accelerate connectivity, and access to information services,
this handbook provides a practical reference source, on the
methods used to regulate the telecommunications sector
around the world, emphasizing best practices. The focus is
on practices that promote the efficient supply of
telecommunications services in a competitive marketplace. It
offers a useful compilation of descriptions, and analyses of
regulatory practices, and approaches applied in a wide range
of countries. The handbook outlines the various factors that
motivated the liberalization of telecommunications markets,
i.e., increased growth, and fast innovations for better
services; the need to expand and upgrade telecommunications
networks with new services; growth of the Internet; of
mobile and other wireless services; and, of international
trade in telecommunications services. These factors
compelled regulatory objectives to foster competitive
markets to promote efficient supply of telecommunications,
and quality at affordable prices. To this end, licensing
telecommunications services, interconnection, price
regulation, competition policy, and universal service are
presented to form the framework for telecommunications regulation. |
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Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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Telecommunications Regulation Handbook |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/11/1993710/telecommunications-regulation-handbook http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15249 |
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