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ILEC

A local telephone company that was in existence at the time AT&T was broken up into the baby bells.

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The court also considered the FCC's decision to limit unbundled access to enhanced extended links ("EELs") at TELRIC rates to CLECs providing a substantial volume of local exchange services.

What do pizza delivery and information services have in common? Lessons from recent judicial and regulatory struggles with convergence

arguing that TELRIC rates are mandatory because transiting is a

An evaluation of the proposals in the FCC's Intercarrier Compensation Reform Docket related to tandem transit services

the pricing formula for duct access is also cost-based, yielding a result in many cases below TELRIC prices.

Regulating duct access for NGA in Europe: lessons from the U.S. regulatory framework

FCC determined that TELRIC represented the appropriate interpretation of

Toward a unified theory of access to local telephone networks

To attain the FCC's objective for TELRIC of determining

Are regulators forward-looking? The market price of copper versus the regulated price of mandatory access to unbundled local loops in telecommunications networks

The TELRIC pricing model was developed by the FCC in order to help the states determine the market rate for the wholesale prices charged by incumbent carriers to new competitors who need to lease parts of the network to deliver phone service.

State Success in Setting Wholesale Phone Prices Shows Federalism Works; Price Variations Among States Reflect Genuine Differences in Cost, Not Regulatory Failure Phoenix Center Says

To price these unbundled network elements and combinations, the FCC developed the TELRIC (Total Element Long Run Incremental Cost) standard, a forward-looking methodology to generate a benchmark based on the assumption that an efficient, modern network (rather than the legacy network) is in place.

Unbundling policy in the United States: players, outcomes and effects (*)

TELRIC pricing, which was developed by the FCC, ensures that ILECs will charge fair market value for the use of the telephone network and is consistent with Congress' goal of creating a competitive local market as quickly as possible.

NEC Eluminant Technologies Releases Statement on U.S. Supreme Court FCC Ruling

theoretical research indicated that the TELRIC standard was misleading

Looking backwards and looking forwards in contemplating the next rewrite of the communications act

As such, the FCC's pending proposals to revisit the current successful TELRIC methodology and limit UNE availability are disappointing.

Tests Proposed by Bells Show Competition Boosts Investment; Using Critics' Suggestions Confirms That Bells Spend More to Keep Customers

uphold the use of TELRIC in pricing wholesale access, Greg Rosston and

Rivalrous telecommunications networks with and without mandatory sharing

The overarching theme of the Court's decision is that the TELRIC rules create an environment in which the market - and not regulators - determine when and where it is appropriate for entrants to deploy their own facilities.

Landmark Supreme Court Decision Gives Telecom Competition Critical Boost and Validation, Z-Tel Says