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Liberalizing US spectrum allocation
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DOI：10.1016/S0308-5961(03)00049-1.png)
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In the US, adjudication of wireless entry under the public interest standard protects incumbent service providers. Excess demand exists for access to radio spectrum, despite a common misperception that license auctions held by regulators are tantamount to selling spectrum. Would-be suppliers are slowed by the regulatory process. After discussing the financial tolls extracted, the author suggests a number of structural policy reforms, applicable both to the USA and perhaps spectrum markets elsewhere. These include: permissive airwave use (within emission limits implicitly defined by the license); endowing licensees with use of adjacent buffer zones; exhaustive allocation of remaining bandwidth to new applicants and streamlining the process for entrants to gain access to unoccupied bandwidth, using liability rules and post-entry dispute resolution mechanisms. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
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spectrum allocation
liberalization
wireless
telecommunications policy
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