通往普遍宽带的道路:为什么我们应该给予低收入补贴，并使用实验和拍卖来确定细节

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Economists Voice Pub Date : 2011-01-11 DOI:10.2202/1553-3832.1791

Gregory L. Rosston, S. Wallsten

引用次数: 6

摘要

斯坦福大学的Gregory Rosston和技术政策研究所的Scott Wallsten认为，从语音服务到宽带服务的转变为改革普遍服务项目提供了难得的机会。Rossten和Wallsten提供了另一种设计，以高效和政治上可接受的方式提供服务。

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The Path to Universal Broadband: Why We Should Grant Low-Income Subsidies and Use Experiments and Auctions to Determine the Specifics

Gregory Rosston of Stanford University and Scott Wallsten of the Technology Policy Institute argue that the switch from voice to broadband services provides a rare opportunity to reform universal service programs. Rossten and Wallsten offer an alternative design to deliver services in an efficient and politically-palatable manner.

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Economists Voice ECONOMICS-

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1.10

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