The Finnish government studied the fallout from the U.S.
auction, where only a third of the $41 billion originally
bid was ever paid..
But why is this so difficult??
Why mention "game theorist Ken Binmore, a London University
economics professor" but not Kemplerer??
Too hot to handle??
And what is the irony of this??? (for anyone who has
arranged, or thought of an auction of 4-5 additional
gas-stations with incumbent, existing ones)
"Ironically, the company that bet the most in the auctions,
Britain’s Vodafone, may weather the storm by virtue of sheer
size"
Why not mention Monti's shot across the auction region bow??
Luckily "some" were smarter than "some" already many
moons ago, journalists seem to be slow to catch up:
"Erkki Liikanen, the EU’s commissioner for enterprise and
the information society, is disappointed that member states
couldn’t decide on a Pan-European policy before some
began auctioning spectrum, market by market. “There should
be a European-level decision,” he says."
Hrmm, he said, many,many moons ago, targeted at who??
And when will UK say something similar:
“We do feel a certain responsibility for the operators’
high costs,” says German telecom regulator Matthias Kurth."
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