Variables De…nition Vector Source
p1; p2; p3 M onth ly b il l c alc ul ated for d i¤ eren t m onth ly usage tim e s (5, 500 , 3000 m in ute s) P arker-R öl le r [1997]
E N E RG Y A verage m onth ly cost p e r squ are foo t ($ p er ki lowa tt h ou r) C D
P R IM E (l agged ) O n e p erio d lagge d pri m e l en d in g rate
RE N T A verage m onth ly ren t p er squ are fo ot of o¢ c e sp ac e WAG E A verage we ek ly sa lary p er em p l oye e for th e c el lu l ar in d ustry
O P E R AT E A verage m onth ly gen e ra l overh ea d a nd op e rati n g ex p en ses p e r squ are foot
P O P M arket P op ul ation i n m il li on s D D
BU S IN E S S N u mb e r of hi gh p oten ti al bu si ne ss estab li sh m e nts (di vi de d by 100)
T T im e tre nd i n m onth s
E N TRY D u m my = 1 after th e se con d carri er en ters in to the m arket M S V
CR O S S O W N D u m my = 1 w h en th e two c om p etitors i n one m arket are pa rtn er i n any othe r m arket M ULT IM K T Tota l n um b er o f m a rke ts wh e re the tw o c om p etitors face ea ch oth e r
LE A D Le n gth of th e mo nop o ly p erio d in m on th s
BE L LB E LL D u m my = 1 i f b oth wi rel in e an d n onw ire li ne co m p etitors are R B O C s P air_ j BE L LI N D D u m my = 1 i f the w irel in e is a B E L L an d the n on -wi rel in e i s an in d ep e n de nt c arri er
IN D B E LL D u m my = 1 i f wi rel in e is an i nd ep e n de nt c arri er an d the n on -wi rel in e i s a B E LL IN D I ND D u m my = 1 i f b oth wi rel in e an d n onw ire li ne co m p etitors are a n i n de p en d en t … rm
F irm D u m m ie s U s West C el lu l ar, B el l S ou th M ob i li ty, A m e ri tech M ob il e, N yn ex M ob il e, F irm s_ i S outh We st Bel l Mo bi le ,G te M ob il en et, Co ntel C ell u lar, M ccaw , Ce ntu ry C el lu lar, R est
RE G D u m my = 1 i f n o regu latory ban w as im p ose d in the m arket S h ew [19 94]
D E M 84, D E M 88 D u m my = 1 i f the S ta te ’s G ove rno r was from the d em oc ratic party i n 1984 an d 1988 re sp ecti vel y P V U S S ta ti stica l ab str RE P 84, RE P 88 D u m my = 1 i f the S ta te ’s G ove rno r was from the rep u bl ic an pa rty i n 1984 an d 1988 re sp ec ti vel y
G O V S TA B D u m my = 1 i f in b oth el ec tion s in th e sam p l e p e ri od th e G overn or cam e from th e sam e p arty
E LE C T D u m my = 1 i f the regu la tor w as el ec te d R S C T h e B ook of State s
A P P O I N T D u m my = 1 i f the regu la tor w as ap p oin te d by p oli tic ian s
STA F F N u mb e r of ful l-ti m e e m pl oyee s in th e S tate P u b li c U ti li ty Com m i ssion i n 19 84 R C
¢S TA F F C han ge in th e n um b e r of fu l l-ti m e e m pl oyee s in the S tate P u b li c U til ity Com m i ssi on (86-84)
Tables
TABLE 1. SUMMARY STATISTICS
Full sample Sub-sample Sub-sample
Variables Regulation No Regulation
Mean Std.Dev. Mean Std.Dev. Mean Std.Dev.
p1 17.223 10.600 16.908 11.927 17.543 9.061
p2 196.126 39.418 197.787 40.596 194.434 38.182
p3 1025.402 233.428 1029.426 220.473 1021.304 246.274
ENERGY 1.778 0.438 1.783 0.528 1.773 0.322
PRIME (lagged) 9.518 1.069 9.456 1.087 9.582 1.050
RENT 16.062 5.032 16.901 6.252 15.206 3.153
WAGE 519.598 119.172 521.617 101.292 517.534 135.197
OPERATE 6.724 1.724 6.825 2.181 6.622 1.072
POP 0.193 0.278 0.225 0.365 0.161 0.135
BUSINESS 2253.494 406.391 2227.075 457.181 2280.407 345.901
T 21.463 11.842 21.763 11.925 21.158 11.771
ENTRY 0.727 0.446 0.783 0.413 0.670 0.471
CROSSOWN 0.341 0.475 0.239 0.427 0.446 0.498
MULTIMKT 3.571 2.805 2.960 1.809 4.195 3.437
LEAD 10.696 8.047 9.798 7.310 11.611 8.653
REG 0.505 0.500 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
DEM84 0.733 0.443 0.658 0.475 0.809 0.394
DEM88 0.583 0.494 0.636 0.482 0.528 0.500
REP84 0.267 0.443 0.342 0.475 0.191 0.394
REP88 0.417 0.494 0.363 0.482 0.472 0.500
GOVSTAB 0.579 0.494 0.721 0.450 0.434 0.497
ELECT 0.200 0.401 0.154 0.362 0.247 0.432
APPOINT 0.800 0.401 0.846 0.362 0.753 0.432
STAFF 271.308 227.115 322.320 268.281 219.341 160.085
¢STAFF -27.410 161.857 -73.092 212.731 19.127 50.729
Obs. 539 272 267
TABLE 2. REGULATORY STATUS BY STATE (Table 4.2. from Shew [1994])
Regulatory Status States
Regulatory Ban AL, CO, DE, FL, GA, IA, IL, KS, MI, MN,
MO, MT, NE, NJ, OR, PA,TN, TX,WA, WI Tari¤ Regulation AZ, CA, CT, HI, IN, KY, LA, MA, MS,
NV, NM, NY, OH, OK, RI, SC, VA
Not in the Sample AK, ID, ME, ND, SD, VT, WV, WY
FIGURE 1. THE METROPOITAN AREAS
TABLE 3. FIML ESTIMATES: PRICE EQUATION REGUALTED MARKETS
Dep. Variable Low Usage Tari¤ Middle Usage Tari¤ High Usage Tari¤
(lnp1) (lnp2) (lnp3)
Coe¤. S.E. Coe¤. S.E. Coe¤. S.E.
CONSTANT 2.700 ¤¤¤ 1.017 5.192 ¤¤¤ 0.435 6.665 ¤¤¤ .418
OPERATE 0.64E-01 0.41E-01 0.17E-01 0.23E-01 0.16E-01 0.23E-01
ENERGY -0.110 0.198 -0.65E-01 0.51E-01 -0.80E-01 0.56E-01
WAGE 0.18E-03 0.97E-03 -0.57E-03 ¤¤ 0.25E-03 -0.22E-03 0.27E-03
RENT -0.75E-03 0.14E-01 0.86E-02 0.58E-02 0.13E-01 ¤¤ 0.59E-02
PRIME (lagged) -0.76E-01 0.58E-01 0.58E-02 0.21E-01 0.17E-01 0.22E-01
POP 0.278 0.201 0.139 ¤ 0.82E-01 0.72E-01 0.90E-01
BUSINESS 0.99E-04 0.13E-03 0.10E-03 ¤¤¤ 0.37E-04 0.36E-04 0.34E-04
T -0.951E-04 0.53E-02 -0.55E-02 ¤¤¤ 0.18E-02 -0.46E-02 ¤¤ 0.21E-02
CROSSOWN -0.464 ¤¤ 0.205 -0.43E-01 0.73E-01 0.40E-01 0.85E-01
MULTIMKT 0.74E-01 ¤ 0.43E-01 -0.18E-01 0.20E-01 -0.21E-01 0.21E-01
LEAD 0.78E-02 0.81E-02 0.55E-02 ¤ 0.28E-02 0.41E-02 0.28E-02
ENTRY -0.476 ¤¤¤ 0.167 0.28E-01 0.65E-01 0.35E-01 0.69E-01
BELLBELL -0.685 0.648 0.136 0.174 0.187 0.162
INDBELL -1.478 ¤¤¤ 0.370 -0.24E-02 0.111 -0.163 0.137
INDIND 0.13E-01 0.558 -0.19E-01 0.153 -0.97E-01 0.138
Firms dummies ¤(3=9) (0=9) ¤(1=9)
¾1 0.620 ¤¤¤ 0.31E-01 0.142 ¤¤¤ 0.11E-01 0.220 ¤¤¤ 0.14E-01
½1 -0.949 ¤¤¤ 0.41E-01 -0.641 ¤¤¤ 0.147 -0.932 ¤¤¤ 0.50E-01
Adj. R2 0.7913 0.5551 0.5960
Obs. 272 272 272
¤¤¤;¤¤;¤ represent signi…cance at the 1%, 5%, 10% levels respectively
TABLE 4. FIML ESTIMATES: PRICE EQUATION NON-REGUALTED MARKETS
Dep. Variable Low Usage Tari¤ Middle Usage Tari¤ High Usage Tari¤
(lnp1) (lnp2) (lnp3)
Coe¤. St.Err. Coe¤. St.Err. Coe¤. St.Err.
CONSTANT 4.071 ¤¤¤ 1.256 4.831 ¤¤¤ 0.278 6.545 ¤¤¤ 0.407
OPERATE -0.89E-01 0.75E-01 -0.14E-01 0.17E-01 -0.20E-02 0.26E-01
ENERGY -0.80E-01 0.226 0.30E-01 0.53E-01 0.33E-01 0.75E-01
WAGE 0.99E-04 0.18E-03 0.10E-04 0.12E-03 -0.27E-04 0.18E-03
RENT 0.12E-01 0.23E-01 0.17E-02 0.61E-02 -0.22E-02 0.90E-02
PRIME (lagged) -0.34E-01 0.78E-01 0.52E-01 ¤¤¤ 0.18E-01 0.49E-01 ¤ 0.28E-01
POP 0.502 0.583 0.263 ¤ 0.152 0.173 0.215
BUSINESS 0.20E-03 0.23E-03 0.37E-04 0.46E-04 0.45E-04 0.76E-04
T -0.72E-02 0.78E-02 0.23E-02 0.17E-02 0.35E-02 0.26E-02
CROSSOWN 0.28E-03 0.202 -0.14E-02 0.47E-01 -0.102 0.69E-01
MULTIMKT 0.97E-01 ¤¤ 0.45E-01 0.12E-01 0.84E-02 0.20E-01 0.14E-01
LEAD -0.95E-02 0.10E-01 -0.29E-03 0.22E-02 -0.83E-03 0.36E-02
ENTRY -0.392 ¤¤ 0.178 0.11E-01 0.48E-01 0.103 0.69E-01
BELLBELL -0.793 ¤¤ 0.346 0.375 ¤¤¤ 0.83E-01 0.235 ¤¤ 0.114
INDBELL -0.73E-01 0.392 -0.128 ¤ 0.87E-01 -0.344 ¤¤ 0.136
INDIND 0.418 0.365 -0.179 ¤¤¤ 0.72E-01 -0.319 ¤¤¤ 0.113
Firms dummies ¤(3=9) ¤¤¤(6=9) ¤¤¤(7=9)
¾0 0.467 ¤¤¤ 0.30E-01 0.148 ¤¤¤ 0.11E-01 0.155 ¤¤¤ 0.17E-01
½0 0.835 ¤¤¤ 0.65E-01 0.245 0.485 0.445 0.372
Adj. R2 0.46127 0.6060 0.6172
Obs. 267 267 267
¤¤¤;¤¤;¤ represent signi…cance at the 1%, 5%, 10% levels respectively
Table 5. PREDICTED PRICES WITH and WITHOUT REGULATION:
REGUALTED MARKETS
Low Usage Tari¤ Middle Usage Tari¤ High Usage Tari¤
^
p1 16.364 196.030 1020.101
(11.647) (33.346) (179.141)
^
p1;0 19.022 217.621 1188.160
(10.658) (69.706) (407.524)
^
p1;0¡p^1 2.659 21.5909 168.059
(17.691) (66.651) (404.421)
Standard errors in parenthesis
Table 6. PREDICTED PRICES WITH and WITHOUT REGULATION:
NON-REGUALTED MARKETS
Low Usage Tari¤ Middle Usage Tari¤ High Usage Tari¤
^
p0 21.269 200.979 1086.774
(10.439) (34.747) (205.602)
^
p0;1 19.456 194.976 997.696
(8.761) (34.202) (185.043)
^
p0;1¡p^0 -1.813 -6.002¤ -89.078¤
(4.862) (4.276) (55.988)
Standard errors in parenthesis
¤represents signi…cance at the 10% level
TABLE7.MLESTIMATESOFTHESTRUCTURALPROBIT:THEPROBABILITYOFREGULATION
VariablesCoe¤.S.E.Coe¤.S.E.Coe¤.S.E.Coe¤.S.E.Coe¤.S.E
CONSTANT-0.356 ¤¤¤0.1641.227 ¤¤¤0.289-0.400 ¤¤¤0.2801.989 ¤¤¤0.5315.152 ¤¤¤1.9log p10tsp11ts -0.350¤¤¤0.74E-01-0.250¤¤¤0.80E-01-0.846¤¤¤0.158-10.417¤¤¤1.997-31.501¤¤¤6.1log p20tsp21ts 3.310 ¤¤¤0.9683.337 ¤¤¤1.0142.874 ¤¤¤1.485157.515 ¤¤¤30.805652.4819 ¤¤¤111.1log p30tsp31ts -2.939 ¤¤¤0.764-4.472 ¤¤¤0.859-4.546 ¤¤¤1.139-113.807 ¤¤¤22.865-447.452 ¤¤¤75.9 DEM84-0.290¤¤¤0.130-0.821¤¤¤0.154-0.489¤¤¤0.150-0.3050.298-8.418¤¤¤1.4 GOVSTAB0.492 ¤¤¤0.1460.461 ¤¤¤0.1640.894 ¤¤¤0.196-1.491 ¤¤¤0.451-0.9451.1 ELECT0.81E-010.179-0.1980.2000.656 ¤¤¤0.223-1.237 ¤0.686-0.3221.0STAFF840.15E-02¤¤¤0.32E-030.42E-030.35E-030.23E-02¤¤¤0.44E-03-0.86E-030.62E-030.64E-02¤¤0.28E
¢STAFF-0.20E-020.13E-02-0.76E-02 ¤¤¤0.15E-02-0.36E-02 ¤¤¤0.16E-020.76E-030.35E-02-0.34E-01 ¤¤¤0.12E RegionalE¤ectsYES¤¤¤YES¤¤¤ FirmFixedE¤ectsYES ¤¤¤YES ¤¤¤ InteractionTermsYES ¤¤¤YES ¤¤¤
Loglikelihood-320.2546-286.6652-257.6257-183.3153-52.4511
Chisquared102.5729169.7516227.8306376.4513638.1797
Obs.537537537537537
CorrectPredictions68.16%70.20%72.81%80.63%97.21%
ThedependentvariableisRts(dummy=1ifnoregualtorybanwasimposedinthemarket).Coe¢cients’estimatesrepresentthemarginale¤ectwithrespecttotheov meansofthedataset. ¤¤¤, ¤¤,and ¤representsigni…canceatthe1%,5%,and10%levelrespectively
FIGURE2.SAMPLEDISTRIBUTIONOFTHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENNON-REGULATEDANDREGUALTEDPRICES
LowUsageTari¤MiddleUsageTari¤HighUsageTari¤
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