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Robert W. Crandall, November 08, 2007, The Wall Street Journal
Robert Crandall discusses telecommunications regulatory policies in the European Union and critiques a proposal to enforce functional separation on the broadband market. Read More
Telecommunications, Technology, Regulation, Europe, European Union
Robert Hahn and Hal J. Singer, September 2007, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
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Regulation, Telecommunications, Internet Policy, Technology, Technology and Development
Hal J. Singer and Robert W. Crandall, July 11, 2007, The Wall Street Journal
Opinion by Robert W. Crandall and Hal J. Singer Read More
Broadband Policy, Telecommunications, Information Technology, Regulation, Business
Hal Singer and Robert Hahn, June 27, 2007, The Washington Post
Robert W. Crandall, Robert E. Litan and William Lehr, June 2007, The Brookings Institution
Robert Hahn and Robert E. Litan, May 2007, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
Robert W. Crandall, February 28, 2007, Opportunity 08
Robert Hahn and Robert E. Litan, November 2006, AEI-Brookings Joint Center Working Paper
Robert Hahn and Robert E. Litan, March 2006, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
Clifford Winston and Robert W. Crandall, March 09, 2006, The Wall Street Journal
Robert E. Litan, 18-Nov-05, The Brookings Institution
Robert W. Crandall, April 15, 2005
Robert W. Crandall, March 2005, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
Ann Florini, March 01, 2005
Robert W. Crandall, December 14, 2004, AEI-Brookings Joint-Center
Robert W. Crandall, Robert Hahn, Robert E. Litan and Scott Wallsten, Third Quarter 2004, Milken Institute Review
Robert W. Crandall, May 2004, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
Robert W. Crandall, Robert Hahn, Robert E. Litan and Scott Wallsten, May 2004, AEI-Brookings Joint Center
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Senior Fellow, Economic Studies
Robert Crandall focuses on telecommunications regulatory policy, particularly regarding wireless and broadband competition and the effects of antitrust policy on the U.S. telecommunications sector.Read More
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