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Tuesday, August 3, 2004

 
Hazlett on Unlicensed Spectrum
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Tom Hazlett, the dean of economists advocating property rights in spectrum, argues that "[m]arkets are dying to discover just where particular technologies make the most sense for any given slice of bandwidth. All they require is freedom, property rights and bandwidth."

And he points out that unlicensed thrives on property-like ordering and FCC regulatory prescriptions on emissions and transmissions within the bands.

posted by Ray Gifford @ 3:34 PM | General

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