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2003 News Articles
	December 19, 2003 Crandall and Winston Release Study Analyzing the Effects of U.S. Antitrust Policy on Consumer Welfare

	December 17, 2003 Report on Competition in Broadband Provision by Maldoom, Marsden, Sidak and Singer Presented to the European Commission

	September 20, 2003 Study by Crandall, Jackson and Singer Examines the Effects of Widespread Broadband Adoption on the U.S. Economy

	February 20, 2003 Crandall and Singer Release Study on the Consequences of Asymmetric Regulation of Foreign Investment in Canadian Telecommunications

	February 11, 2003 Sidak and Ingraham Release Study on the Negative Effects of Mandatory Unbundling at TELRIC Prices

	January 30, 2003 Crandall Releases Study on the Negative Effects of Allowing WorldCom to Retain Its Licenses

	January 2, 2003 Study by Singer and Doherty Analyzes the Benefits of a Secondary Market for Life Insurance Policies

Crandall Releases Study on the Negative Effects of Allowing WorldCom to Retain Its Licenses

January 30, 2003

A working paper released by Robert Crandall of the Brookings Institution and Criterion Economics, L.L.C. studies the effect of allowing WorldCom to retain its licenses. The author determines that the industry would be more stable if excess capacity were rationalized through consolidation and the assets placed in the hands of firms with sustainable business plans.

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