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Technical Difficulties

November 8, 2007, Robert W. Crandall
Telecom Time Warp

July 11, 2007, Hal J. Singer and Robert W. Crandall
The Effects of Broadband Deployment on Output and Employment: A Cross-sectional Analysis of U.S. Data

June 2007, Robert W. Crandall, William Lehr and Robert E. Litan
The AT&T/BellSouth Merger: The Breakdown of 'Breakup'

March 9, 2006, Clifford Winston and Robert W. Crandall
The End of the Road for Long-Distance Companies...and Most Telecom Regulation

March 2005, Robert W. Crandall
The Proper Direction for Telecommunications Reform Legislation

December 14, 2004, Robert W. Crandall
Internet Telephones: Hanging up on Regulation?

Third Quarter 2004, Robert W. Crandall, Robert Hahn, Robert E. Litan and Scott Wallsten
Charles Ferguson and the "Broadband Problem"

May 2004, Robert W. Crandall
Bandwidth for the People

May 2004, Robert W. Crandall, Robert Hahn, Robert E. Litan and Scott Wallsten
Do Unbundling Policies Discourage CLEC Facilities-Based Investment

April 2004, Allan T. Ingraham, Hal J. Singer and Robert W. Crandall
Costly Exercises in Futility: Breaking Up Firms to Increase Competition

December 2003, Robert W. Crandall
Broadband Communications

May 2003, Robert W. Crandall
No Two-tier Telecoms

March 7, 2003, Hal J. Singer and Robert W. Crandall
Debating U.S. Broadband Policy: An Economic Perspective

March 2003, Robert W. Crandall
A Somewhat Better Connection

Summer 2002, Robert W. Crandall
Exporting U.S. Telecom Policy: The Case of Local Telecommunications

December 12, 2001, Robert W. Crandall
Is Structural Separation of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers Necessary for Competition?

September 28, 2001, J. Gergory Sidak and Robert W. Crandall
Who's Afraid of the TV Networks?

September 9, 1999, Robert W. Crandall
Managed Competition in U.S. Telecommunications

March 1999, Robert W. Crandall
The Telecom Act's Phone-y Deregulation

January 27, 1999, Robert W. Crandall
The 1996 Telecom Act Three Years Later

November 1998, Robert W. Crandall
Will This Merger Open Markets?

June 26, 1998, Robert W. Crandall
Are We Deregulating Telephone Services? THINK AGAIN

March 1997, Robert W. Crandall

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Technical Difficulties

Telecom Time Warp

The Effects of Broadband Deployment on Output and Employment: A Cross-sectional Analysis of U.S. Data

The AT&T/BellSouth Merger: The Breakdown of 'Breakup'

The End of the Road for Long-Distance Companies...and Most Telecom Regulation

The Proper Direction for Telecommunications Reform Legislation

Internet Telephones: Hanging up on Regulation?

Charles Ferguson and the "Broadband Problem"

Bandwidth for the People

Do Unbundling Policies Discourage CLEC Facilities-Based Investment

Costly Exercises in Futility: Breaking Up Firms to Increase Competition

Broadband Communications

No Two-tier Telecoms

Debating U.S. Broadband Policy: An Economic Perspective

A Somewhat Better Connection

Exporting U.S. Telecom Policy: The Case of Local Telecommunications

Is Structural Separation of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers Necessary for Competition?

Who's Afraid of the TV Networks?

Managed Competition in U.S. Telecommunications

The Telecom Act's Phone-y Deregulation

The 1996 Telecom Act Three Years Later

Will This Merger Open Markets?

Are We Deregulating Telephone Services? THINK AGAIN

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