Regulation and competition policy, towards na optimal institutional configuration in the Brazilian telecommunications industry

Compared to other studies that indicated a market structure com- patible with monopolistic competition, the results obtained here highlight the importance of incorporating in

These re- sults show that the network problem solve time and the flow installation time exhibit a linear behavior, which is significant evidence of the scalability of the devel-

The second chapter, through a dynamic model of the trade-off theory, analyzes the determinants of Brazilian banks‟ capital buffer between 2001 and 2009,

These results indicate that the estimated market power of banks offering classic banking products (i.e., loans and credit cards) and other banking products (i.e., brokerage

The second chapter of the literature review is going to depict the development of gender relations in Brazil – ranging from the so called “lipstick lobbying” to

The imperfect competition (that is monopoly or oligopoly) appears as a barrier to the market access. Perfect competition requires optimal use of resources, while monopoly is the

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We assess the performance of National Regulatory Authorities across 16 EU countries regarding economic regulation in telecommunications sector, by constructing a so-called