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 Mckinsey
for the European Commission, Comparative
assessment of the licensing regimes for 3G mobile communications in
the European Union and their impact on the mobile communication
sector
[Annex:
],
June 2002
Communication from the
Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and
Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions - Towards
the Full Roll-Out of Third Generation Mobile Communications,
March 2002
Communication
from the European Commission, The
Introduction of 3G Mobile Communications in the EU: State of
Play and the Way Forward ,
20 March 2001
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Commission, Comparative
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June 2002
Talk
by the International Telecommunications User Group (INTUG), Licensing
3G in Europe: The User's View, Dec 2000
INTUG, Europe
Position Paper on 3G Mobile, March 2001
Licensing
Framework for 3G Mobile Services,
OFTA (Hong Kong), March 2000
Other Papers
Endogenous
Sunk Costs in the Market for Mobile Telecommunications: The Role
of Licence Fees, Harald Gruber, European Investment Bank, June
2002 Wireless
Internet access: 3G vs. WiFi, William Lehr, MIT & Columbia
University/ Lee McKnight, Syracuse University, ITS Europe 2002 The
European UMTS/IMT-2000 License Auctions ,
P. Jehiel and B. Moldovanu, University of Mannheim, January 2001
Licensing
Third Generation Mobile  ,
John Ure, University of Hong Kong, February 2001
Spectrum
Auctions and Efficient Resource Allocation: Learning from the 3G
Experience in Europe,
William H. Melody, Telecom Reform (Lirne.net), April 2001
On
the design and implementation of the GSM auction in Nigeria - the
world’s first ascending clock spectrum auction,
Chris Doyle and Paul McShane,Charles River Associates,
August 2001
What
really matters in auction design,
P. Klemperer, Oxford University Discussion Paper, Revised February
2001
How (not) to run auctions: The European 3G Telecom Auctions,
P. Klemperer, November 2001 (forthcoming in European Economic
Review, 2002) Does
auctioning of entry licences induce collusion? An
experimental study,
T. Offerman and J. Potters, University of Amsterdam and Tilburg
University, March 2001 Are
Spectrum Auctions ruining our granchildren's future?
M. Cave and T. Valletti, INFO, August 2000 Why
every economist should learn some auction theory,
P. Klemperer, Paper presented at the World Congress of the
Econometric Society, July 2000 License
Auctions and Market Structure ,
P. Jehiel and B. Moldovanu, University of Mannheim, July 2000 The
evolution of markets under entry and standards regulation - the
case of global mobile telecommunications,
H. Gruber (EIB) & F. Verboven (Univ. of Leuven), CEPR Working
Paper (Revised), 2000 Collusive
bidding: Lessons from the FCC Spectrum Auctions,
P. Crampton and J. Schwartz, Journal of Regulatory Economics, May
2000
Competitive
bidding in auctions with private and common values,
J. Goeree and T. Offerman, University of Virginia and University
of Amsterdam, November 1999
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