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Telecommunications: Presentation to OECD and African Development Bank by Bronwyn Howell
No full textBronwyn Howell was recently invited to participate in an experts forum on Telecommunications Open Access Regulation by the OECD and African Development Bank.Whilst the experts were encouraged generally by the discussion each was asked to prepare material relating to specific issues. Bronwyn was asked to prepare some insights into the open access policies in New Zealand and Australia to inform the debate and future policy formation in Africa
Telecommunications: Presentation to OECD and African Development Bank by Bronwyn Howell
No full textBronwyn Howell was recently invited to participate in an experts forum on Telecommunications Open Access Regulation by the OECD and African Development Bank.Whilst the experts were encouraged generally by the discussion each was asked to prepare material relating to specific issues. Bronwyn was asked to prepare some insights into the open access policies in New Zealand and Australia to inform the debate and future policy formation in Africa
Competition and Regulation Times. November 2002. Issue 9.
No full textTitle: Capping network profits in a world of bad news Abstract: The often-fierce debate that surrounds the amount of profit a regulated monopoly should earn is usually focused on the regulatory rate of return. Why? Because traditional static analysis of regulation suggests that not much else is important. Yet as we know life isn't static, it is very much dynamic. The latest ISCR research from Lewis Evans and Graeme Guthrie looks at the dynamic efficiency of regulation and reveals that an often-neglected piece of the puzzle may be fundamentally important. Author: Lewis Evans, Graeme GuthrieTitle: Measuring the benefits of the brave new world Abstract: We need to take a new perspective, says ISCR's Bronwyn Howell. Author: Bronwyn Howell Title: Welcome to your public hospital Abstract: You are now entering a morally hazardous zone. Bronwyn Howell investigates. Author: Bronwyn Howell Title: Why are New Zealanders so wealthy? asks Arthur Grimes Abstract: It is commonplace in New Zealand to bemoan our fall in living standards relative to the rest of the developed world. In 1950 New Zealand ranked third in the OECD in terms of GDP per head. That position has fallen to 20th by 1998 and recently Spain passed New Zealand relegating us to 21st place. Government has recently expressed an explicit aim to return New Zealand to the top half of the 28 OECD countries in terms of income per head. Author: Arthur GrimesTitle: Rules of conduct Abstract: The difficulty in fashioning rules to draw the distinction between legitimate competitive rivalry and unlawful predation is that both forms of conduct often look alike, says Mark Berry. In this article he looks at evolving trends in the analysis of monopolistic conduct. Author: Mark BerryTitle: Taxing Privilege Abstract: Proposed changes to the use of legal privilege could reduce the efficiency of tax collection in New Zealand according to a new paper by ISCR's Bronwyn Howell and Lisa Marriott Author: Bronwyn Howell, Lisa MarriottTitle: Broadband: Why is it so long? Abstract: Many telcos around the world have invested in broadband infrastructure on the basis 'build it and they will come', yet demand has been slow to grow. Bronwyn Howell and Mark Obren investigate. Author: Bronwyn Howell, Mark ObrenTitle: Vernon Smith - Nobel Laureate Abstract: Economists regard him as a frontiers-man and it's not just because of his trademark string tie and cowboy boots. Judy Kavanagh explains. Author: Judy Kavanag
Government Investment and Broadband Market Evolution in the Antipodes
Get PDFPresentation by Bronwyn Howell to OPTA Den Haag on 13 September 2011
Submission: Telecommunications Amendment Bill
No full textBronwyn Howell presented Submission: Telecommunications Amendment Bill to the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee in September
Government Investment and Broadband Market Evolution in the Antipodes
No full textPresentation by Bronwyn Howell to OPTA Den Haag on 13 September 2011
Submission: Telecommunications Amendment Bill
Get PDFBronwyn Howell presented Submission: Telecommunications Amendment Bill to the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee in September
Flat-rate Tariffs and Competitive Entry in Telecommunications Markets
No full textPresentation by Bronwyn Howell to the 18th Biennial conference of the International Telecommunications Society Tokyo Japan 27-30 June 2010
Broadband in New Zealand: Assessing the Commissioner's Recommendations
No full textBronwyn Howell presents an overview of the issues facing consumers, broadband providers and regulators in October, 2003
Broadband in New Zealand: Assessing the Commissioner's Recommendations
No full textBronwyn Howell presents an overview of the issues facing consumers, broadband providers and regulators in October, 2003
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