Phoenix Center: Broadband as a Title II Service Would 'Deter Investment'
Establishing broadband as a Title II service would deter investment, according to a Phoenix Center study released Tuesday. Conducted by Phoenix Center Chief Economist George Ford, the empirical analysis found the "looming threat of Title II regulation" is "a chronic…
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obstacle to infrastructure investment as periods of lighter regulation are perceived as temporary." Ford also argued that the FCC's rules on digital discrimination are a "threat to economically rational investment decisions and discourage investment."