In this section

2.1 Direct and indirect technology implications 2.2 Implications of technology for the economics of the overall Market Structure 2.3 Price regulation 2.4 Interconnection 2.5 (Re) Licensing 2.6 Universal Access 2.7 Spectrum Management 2.8 Numbering 2.9 Summary of regulatory implications 2.10 Key points and recommendations

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Training Workshop for Regulators and Policy Makers in Eastern and Southern Africa
Addis Ababa | 6-9 Nov 07 Global Symposium for Regulators 2008 (GSR08)
Pattaya | 11-13 Mar 08

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ICT Regulation Toolkit Module 7. New Technologies and Impacts on Regulation 2 Market and Regulation 2.3 Price regulation

2.3 Price regulation

This section will concentrate on price regulation of end user products, i.e. the retail market, while regulation of intermediate products, i.e. the wholesale market, is included in the section on Interconnection. The section will discuss how existing models for price regulation are challenged by market and technology trends, and discuss future needs for price regulation. This section includes following subsections:

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Interconnection

Regulating Prices (Module 2)

Contents

2.3.1 The objective of price regulation 2.3.2 Current approaches to price regulation 2.3.3 Technology implications for price setting 2.3.4 Key points and recommendations

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