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Net neutrality and consumer welfare: divergent approaches to the Egyptian telecommunication regulation
This thesis explores the implications of the debate on net neutrality on telecommunication policy in Egypt. I argue that consumer welfare should be the main determining factor of the effects of net neutrality obligations on the telecom sector. Consumer welfare must remain the focus of any regulator...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2020
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