Lights and Shadows from Economic Analysis on Net Neutrality and Internet Pricing Policies
Communications & Strategies, No. 84, 4th Quarter 2011, pp. 75-92
18 Pages Posted: 12 Jan 2013
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Lights and Shadows from Economic Analysis on Net Neutrality and Internet Pricing Policies
Date Written: 2011
Abstract
Network neutrality constitutes today an emerging branch of economic analysis. This article explores this literature to open the discussion to new economic issues observed from the industry's practical experience that have not been yet addressed by the existing literature.
Keywords: network neutrality, interconnection agreements, two-sided markets, peering pricing policies
JEL Classification: L51, L86, L96
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