Telecom regulation

Author: Tang Shoulian
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This series of books takes information communication management and legal system as the main line, introducing both foreign new concepts and summarizing China's practical experience. It includes both foreign practical operations and China's scientific research achievements. It also provides a comprehensive discussion on the current status and development trends of China's information communication market and international communication market. This book is currently the first specialized work formally published in China to study telecommunication. Telecommunication services are closely linked to the daily lives of the general public, and telecommunication reform is a focal point of social attention. Telecommunication regulation is a major research topic in government and academic circles. This book is a project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, compiled after extensive research over a long period of time. The content is rich and detailed, covering several major topics related to telecommunication regulation, including: market competition regulation, telecommunication pricing regulation, interconnection regulation, service quality regulation, and universal service regulation. For these topics, in-depth theoretical research is conducted, along with the provision of a large amount of relevant materials and data. Additionally, important events in China's telecommunication reform history and a wealth of data are recorded in case form, enabling readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the reform process. This book can serve as a reference for government officials, employees of telecommunication regulatory institutions, telecommunication enterprise management personnel, and government regulatory research scholars. It can also be used as a teaching reference book for graduate and undergraduate students at higher levels, as well as a textbook for short training courses in telecommunication enterprises. Furthermore, it can serve as a reference material for other industries, such as railway passenger transportation, electricity, water supply, and gas supply, for their open reform efforts.