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Wireless Technologies: Enabling Innovation & Economic Growth April 19, 2009 - Washington, DC"Structural Change and Regulatory Intervention" Featuring: Moderator: Howard Shelanski, UC BerkeleyBrendan Cunningham, U.S. Naval Academy, "Network Growth: Theory and Evidence from the Mobile Telephone Industry" written with Peter Alexander and Adam Candeub Greg Rosston, Stanford University, "An Antitrust Analysis of the Case for Wireless Net Neutrality" written with Michael Topper, Cornerstone ResearchGlenn Woroch, UC Berkeley, "The Effect of Prices on Fixed and Mobile Telephone Penetration: Using Price Subsidies as Natural Experiments" written with Michael Ward, UT at ArlingtonDiscussant: Nathan Goldstein, Department of Justice This event was co-hosted by the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy at the McDonough School of Business and the Center for Research on Telecommunications Policy at UC Berkeley More information is available at cbpp.georgetown.edu.

• Release Date

  Jun 10, 2009

• Runtime

  51:25