Policy issues in spectrum trading

Policy issues in spectrum trading

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• info [ 1463-6697 ] ; 2006-03-01.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Développement économique, Valeur économique, Sécurité publique, Politique de la télécommunication, Service universel.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Additional spectrum, Administrative incentive pricing, Administrative requirements, Agile equipment, Agile radios, Analysys, Apparatus licences, Apparatus licenses, Appropriate balance, Aspen institute, Australian communications authority, Australian productivity commission, Bandwidth, Biennial conference, Bilateral negotiations, Broadcast services, Certain services, Commons, Competition safeguards, Concern example, Consultancy report, Consultation document, Continuous blocks, Economic development, Economic value, European commission, Exclusive rights, Exclusive usage rights, Exclusive usage rights approach, Exibility, Exible, Exible usage rights, Federal communications commission, Frequency bands, Further work, General competition, Geographic area, Greater certainty, Greater separation, Harmful interference, Harmonisation, Harvard journal, High trading volumes, High transaction costs, High transactions costs, Incentive pricing, Incoming user, Incumbent licensees, Info, Info page, Initial boundary conditions, Innovative, Innovative services, Interference constraints, Interference disputes, Interference levels, Interference problems, International obligations, International telecommunications society, Issue licences, Japan council, Leasing, Leasing applications, Leasing rules, Leasing volumes, Less impact, Lessee, Lessee compliance, Liberalisation, Licence, Licence restrictions, Licence rights, Licence variation, Licensee, Life services, Little intention, Main concerns, Management rights, Management rights holder, Many countries, Many users, Market convergence, Market dynamics, Market entry, Market forces, Market mechanisms, Mobile services, Moore wright associates, More technology, Ofcom, Okeru denpariyou, Open commons approach, Opportunity cost, Opportunity costs, Partial transfer, Particular band, Policy challenge, Policy issues, Policy reasons, Potential buyers, Potential costs, Present system, Primary assignment mechanism, Private market, Productivity commission, Progressive conversion, Property rights, Prospective buyers, Public interest objectives, Public safety, Public service broadcasting, Public services, Radio services, Radio spectrum, Radio spectrum management, Radiocommunications agency, Recovery reservation, Regulator, Regulatory approval, Regulatory policy issues, Rural areas, Rural carriers, Scarce resource, Search costs, Secondary market, Secondary markets, Secondary spectrum markets, Secondary trading, Service area, Service areas, Small sections, Specialised licensing requirements, Spectrum, Spectrum access, Spectrum allocation, Spectrum auction, Spectrum band, Spectrum bands, Spectrum commons, Spectrum leasing, Spectrum leasing arrangements, Spectrum licence, Spectrum licences, Spectrum licensees, Spectrum licenses, Spectrum management, Spectrum management approaches, Spectrum management authority, Spectrum management reform, Spectrum management regime, Spectrum market liberalisation, Spectrum markets, Spectrum policy, Spectrum policy vision, Spectrum reform, Spectrum resources, Spectrum rights, Spectrum scarcity, Spectrum space, Spectrum trades, Spectrum trading, Spectrum trading activity, Spectrum trading regime, Spectrum usage, Spectrum usage rights, Spectrum users, Spread spectrum, Such concerns, Such services, Technical rules, Technological developments, Telecommunication, Telecommunications policy, Third parties, Third party, Tradable, Tradable spectrum, Tradable usage rights, Trade volumes, Trading, Trading activity, Trading volumes, Transaction costs, Transactions costs, Turnover rates, Universal access, Universal service, Unlicensed devices, Unused, Unused spectrum, Usage, Usage rights, Usage rights regime, User, User fees, Valuable spectrum, Various forms, Wide range, Windfall gains, Wireless, Wireless access, Wireless telegraphy, Zealand, Zealand government.
• Teeft :
  • Additional spectrum, Administrative incentive pricing, Administrative requirements, Agile equipment, Agile radios, Analysys, Apparatus licences, Apparatus licenses, Appropriate balance, Aspen institute, Australian communications authority, Australian productivity commission, Bandwidth, Biennial conference, Bilateral negotiations, Broadcast services, Certain services, Commons, Competition safeguards, Concern example, Consultancy report, Consultation document, Continuous blocks, Economic development, Economic value, European commission, Exclusive rights, Exclusive usage rights, Exclusive usage rights approach, Exibility, Exible, Exible usage rights, Federal communications commission, Frequency bands, Further work, General competition, Geographic area, Greater certainty, Greater separation, Harmful interference, Harmonisation, Harvard journal, High trading volumes, High transaction costs, High transactions costs, Incentive pricing, Incoming user, Incumbent licensees, Info, Info page, Initial boundary conditions, Innovative, Innovative services, Interference constraints, Interference disputes, Interference levels, Interference problems, International obligations, International telecommunications society, Issue licences, Japan council, Leasing, Leasing applications, Leasing rules, Leasing volumes, Less impact, Lessee, Lessee compliance, Liberalisation, Licence, Licence restrictions, Licence rights, Licence variation, Licensee, Life services, Little intention, Main concerns, Management rights, Management rights holder, Many countries, Many users, Market convergence, Market dynamics, Market entry, Market forces, Market mechanisms, Mobile services, Moore wright associates, More technology, Ofcom, Okeru denpariyou, Open commons approach, Opportunity cost, Opportunity costs, Partial transfer, Particular band, Policy challenge, Policy issues, Policy reasons, Potential buyers, Potential costs, Present system, Primary assignment mechanism, Private market, Productivity commission, Progressive conversion, Property rights, Prospective buyers, Public interest objectives, Public safety, Public service broadcasting, Public services, Radio services, Radio spectrum, Radio spectrum management, Radiocommunications agency, Recovery reservation, Regulator, Regulatory approval, Regulatory policy issues, Rural areas, Rural carriers, Scarce resource, Search costs, Secondary market, Secondary markets, Secondary spectrum markets, Secondary trading, Service area, Service areas, Small sections, Specialised licensing requirements, Spectrum, Spectrum access, Spectrum allocation, Spectrum auction, Spectrum band, Spectrum bands, Spectrum commons, Spectrum leasing, Spectrum leasing arrangements, Spectrum licence, Spectrum licences, Spectrum licensees, Spectrum licenses, Spectrum management, Spectrum management approaches, Spectrum management authority, Spectrum management reform, Spectrum management regime, Spectrum market liberalisation, Spectrum markets, Spectrum policy, Spectrum policy vision, Spectrum reform, Spectrum resources, Spectrum rights, Spectrum scarcity, Spectrum space, Spectrum trades, Spectrum trading, Spectrum trading activity, Spectrum trading regime, Spectrum usage, Spectrum usage rights, Spectrum users, Spread spectrum, Such concerns, Such services, Technical rules, Technological developments, Telecommunication, Telecommunications policy, Third parties, Third party, Tradable, Tradable spectrum, Tradable usage rights, Trade volumes, Trading, Trading activity, Trading volumes, Transaction costs, Transactions costs, Turnover rates, Universal access, Universal service, Unlicensed devices, Unused, Unused spectrum, Usage, Usage rights, Usage rights regime, User, User fees, Valuable spectrum, Various forms, Wide range, Windfall gains, Wireless, Wireless access, Wireless telegraphy, Zealand, Zealand government.

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