OPTA Publications

Structural monitoring fixed telephony - reports Q1 2010

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0200

Public report regarding the Dutch fixed telephony market using figures from OPTAs structural monitoring markets.

Structural monitoring broadcast - reports Q1 2010

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0200

Public report regarding the Dutch broadcast market using figures from OPTAs structural monitoring markets.

Structural monitoring broadband - reports Q1 2010

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0200

Public report regarding the Dutch broadband market using figures from OPTAs structural monitoring markets.

Annual report & Market monitor 2009

Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:00:00 +0200

n the annual report, OPTA accounts for its activities and results in the year 2009. The abbreiviated annual accounts give insight into OPTA’s financial house-keeping.

The market monitor reflects important trends and competition developments in the markets, as well as the position of the end-user. With key figures and interviews

Regulatory Policy Note 6: Regulation, Risk and Investment Incentives

Fri, 21 May 2010 00:00:00 +0200

This Regulatory Policy Note describes the relationship between regulation, risk and investment incentives on the basis of the relevant economic theory. The regulation of access to fibre to the home (FttH) networks, as introduced by OPTA, is analysed against the background of this theoretical framework and compared with other types of regulation.

Regulatory Policy Notes are published by the Expertise Centre within OPTA. The Expertise Centre consists of the legal expert and the economic expert and is responsible for developing economic and legal reasoning and stimulating discussion on key issues within the electronic communications and postal markets. To achieve this, the Expertise Centre produces policy notes - short discussion papers. Economic Policy Notes focus on economic issues and principles. Regulatory Policy Notes focus on strategic economic issues in specific regulatory fields. Both types of document are intended to stimulate discussion and critical review within as well as outside of OPTA, thus laying a basis for the development of future policies. The analyses and conclusions expressed in Economic and Regulatory Policy Notes of the Expertise centre do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the commission of OPTA.

Structural monitoring multiplay - reports Q4 2009