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3.
Picking winners – intrusive regulation
OECD countries have in general been reluctant to pick winning technologies and interfere in the
market, as this is not consistent with principles of technology neutrality.
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However a third scenario can be
envisaged, where regulators act to require that the network topology chose by the firm that has the
dominant position in the fixed access market is available to third parties technically and economically for
full and effective unbundling. Such prescriptive action needs to be carefully weighed, as it would be a
significant intervention and would tend to distort the investment decisions of firms.
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