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The Premature Burial of Natural Monopoly: Telecommunications Reform in Australia
Quiggin, John (1998-04-01) The Premature Burial of Natural Monopoly: Telecommunications Reform in Australia. Agenda, 6 1: 47-50.
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| Author(s) |
Quiggin, John
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| Title |
The Premature Burial of Natural Monopoly: Telecommunications Reform in Australia
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| Journal name |
Agenda
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1998-04-01
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6
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1
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47
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50
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340205 Industry Economics and Industrial Organisation
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| Abstract |
The Australian telecommunications system has undergone radical reform since 1991. Indeed, along with New Zealand, Chile and Guatemala, Australia is viewed as one of the
leaders in telecommunications reform (Spiller and Cardilli 1997). The former public monopoly, comprising Telecom Australia and the Overseas Telecommunications Corporation (OTC) has been
corporatised, taking the name Telstra, and partially privatised.
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Competition policy
Telstra
Optus
Telecommunications industry
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