Leaders of the Romanian telecommunications bureau must decide how to structure bandwidth auctions essential to the telecoms market and about a planned international merger. The case is designed to educate about regulatory options from the view of a regulatory agency, but nonetheless, it also describes the competitive standing of domestic and international telecoms providers in Romania and the challenges of running as a "foreign" multinational, even in the European Union where protection of national winners is allegedly dated.
Telecommunications Regulation and Coordinated Competition in Romania case study solution
Policy tradeoffs are developed among delaying approving, or denying the planned amalgamation with Greek of domestic Romtelecom -based Cosmote. Moreover, tradeoffs are described for bandwidth auctions, notably among public transparency, preventing collusion maximizing revenue, promoting efficient use of spectrum, expanding coverage, and nurturing innovation in products and services.
PUBLICATION DATE: August 13, 2012 PRODUCT #: 713016-HCB-ENG
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