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| − | MRC is the acronym for Monthly Recurring Charges in negotiated telephone contracts. The larger the MRC, the bigger the discount that is possible. | + | '''MRC''' is the acronym for '''Monthly Recurring Charges''' in negotiated telephone contracts. The larger the MRC, the bigger the discount that is possible. |
Historically, phone contracts were governed by filed tariff doctrine, whereby tariffs on file with the [[Federal Communications Commission]] dictated the rates and terms and conditions. That changed around 2001 with increased deregulation of the telephone industry. | Historically, phone contracts were governed by filed tariff doctrine, whereby tariffs on file with the [[Federal Communications Commission]] dictated the rates and terms and conditions. That changed around 2001 with increased deregulation of the telephone industry. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Economics]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Telecommunications]] | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
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| + | [[Media Research Center]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:44, March 12, 2023
MRC is the acronym for Monthly Recurring Charges in negotiated telephone contracts. The larger the MRC, the bigger the discount that is possible.
Historically, phone contracts were governed by filed tariff doctrine, whereby tariffs on file with the Federal Communications Commission dictated the rates and terms and conditions. That changed around 2001 with increased deregulation of the telephone industry.