Static and Dynamic Efficiency in the European Telecommunications Market: The Role of Regulation on the Incentives to Invest and the Ladder of Investment

@inproceedings{Distaso2009StaticAD,
  title={Static and Dynamic Efficiency in the European Telecommunications Market: The Role of Regulation on the Incentives to Invest and the Ladder of Investment},
  author={Walter Distaso and Paolo Lupi and Fabio M. Manenti},
  year={2009}
}
In this chapter we provide evidence of the effectiveness of European National Regulatory Authorities in applying the basic principles of the ladder of investment. The analysis discusses and compares the regulatory approach adopted in 12 European Countries from January 2005 to July 2007. Results are not easy to interpret, given the peculiarities of the different national markets. Nevertheless, we can conclude that the policies adopted by National Regulatory Authorities are broadly consistent… 

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