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Senior Policy Analyst Economist (1996)
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@MISC{L96seniorpolicy,
author = {David L and Ph. D. Nancy Zearfoss and Raymond W. Lawton and Ph. D. John Hoag},
title = {Senior Policy Analyst Economist},
year = {1996}
}
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Abstract
funding provided by participating member commissions of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC). The views and opinions of the authors, or mentioning of a specific product, service or firm by the authors do not necessarily state or reflect the views, opinions, policies or endorsements of the NRRI, the NARUC, or NARUC member commissions. iii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Up to now, Americans have enjoyed the highest quality telecommunications service in the world. State regulatory commissions have helped to make it so. The enormous changes underway in the telecommunications industry present complex challenges to maintaining high-quality service. The purpose of this report is to delineate some of the newly emerging issues in telecommunications service quality and suggest policy approaches. We conclude that the role of commissions is evolving toward relatively less concern with economic regulation and more with protective regulation. In economic regulation, suited to monopoly market conditions, a
Keyphrases
senior policy analyst economist economic regulation telecommunication industry present complex challenge market condition state regulatory commission regulatory utility commissioner naruc member commission iii executive summary high-quality service le concern protective regulation telecommunication service quality national association quality telecommunication service suggest policy approach member commission specific product enormous change
