Perspectives on the New Economics and Regulation of Telecommunications Book the implications of the information

the implications of the information society for governance

a policy vacuum

accountability mechanisms and the role of the federal government continue unabated

this volume presents divergent views on methods for ensuring income security and enhancing the self-sufficiency and well-being of the most needy in Canadian society

have-less provinces as they pursue efforts toward economic self-reliance

Perspectives on the New Economics and Regulation of Telecommunications Book the implications of the informationW. T. Stanbury (ed.) 1996 429 pages Enormous changes have been wrought in Canadas telecommunications system. Professor Stanbury introduces his invaluable collation of authoritative overviews of the current environment in which the Canadian telecommunications industry operates. His work proposes an invigorating range of ideas for a regulatory regime [that has begun] to change almost as rapidly as the underlying technological and economic forces.