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© 1995 Oxford University Press

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Localized Technological Change in the Network of Networks: the Interaction between Regulation and the Evolution of Technology in Telecommunications

CRISTIANO ANTONELLI

Dipartimento di Economia, Università di Torino Via S. Ottavio 20.1–10124, Torino, Italy

Abstract

This paper attempts to integrate advances in the economics of technological change into the economic analysis of the evolution of the telecommunications industrial organization and to show that technological change should be considered as an endogenous, path-dependent and clay factor of change fed by the specific characters of the technology, the institutional set-up and the industrial organization of this sector.


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