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Going Mobile: Substitutability between Fixed and Mobile AccessMark RodiniUniversity of California, Berkeley - Department of Economics Michael R. WardUniversity of Texas at Arlington - College of Business Administration - Department of Economics Glenn A. WorochUniversity of California, Berkeley May 21, 2012 Telecommunications Policy, Volume 27, Issues 5–6, June–July 2003, Pages 457–476 Abstract: We empirically estimate the substitutability of fixed and mobile services for telecommunications access using a large, U.S. household survey conducted over the period 2000-2001. Estimated cross-price elasticities confirm that second fixed line and mobile services are substitutes for one another. The extent of fixed-mobile substitution has important implications for policy toward fixed network unbundling, fixed-mobile vertical separation, and universal service.
Keywords: substitution, substitutability, telecommunications demand analysis, cellular telephone service JEL Classification: D12, L96 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: May 30, 2003 ; Last revised: May 22, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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