Deregulating Telecommunications

Explore the transformative landscape of the telecommunications industry with Deregulating Telecommunications by Richard S. Higgins. Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc in 1995, this insightful hardback spans 225 pages and delves into the pivotal changes following the 1984 antitrust settlement against AT&T. This landmark agreement, part of the Modification of Final Judgment, initiated the divestiture of local telephone exchanges from AT&T to the Regional Bell Operating Companies, famously known as the Baby Bells.

Higgins expertly navigates the complexities of deregulation, shedding light on its implications for the postal and telecommunications industries. This book is essential for anyone interested in business economics, federal regulation, and telecommunication policy. Whether you are a student, a professional in the field, or simply curious about the evolution of telecommunications, Deregulating Telecommunications provides a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping this vital sector.