Abstract
In this paper we investigate possible welfare improvements due to the introduction of price discrimination between traditional and innovative uses (e.g. dial-up access to the Internet) of telephone networks in a market framework in which the cost-orientation principle has been widely applied to both intermediate and final services and has produced an increase of both access and local call charges.
Paper prepared for the "Beyond Convergence" ITS Conference, 21-24 June 1998, Stockolm