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Abstract: Incentive Regulation in Practice: A Massachusetts Case Study
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Incentive Regulation in Practice: A Massachusetts Case Study
The Review of Network Economics
Vol. 2, Issue 4 - December 2003, pp 451-465
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The Massachusetts public utility commission has pursued policies to promote competition and efficient pricing in telecommunications since the divestiture of AT&T; in 1984. As part of this effort, the Massachusetts Commission approved incentive regulation for AT&T; and Verizon - the only two companies for which prices were regulated in the state. This article is a case study of what preceded the incentive plans, how the plans themselves were decided, and what came after.
Keywords: incentive regulation, telecommunications, Massachusetts public utility commission
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