Section R14-2-1109. Pricing of Competitive Telecommunications Ser- vices

A.      Pricing of Competitive Services. A telecommunications com- pany governed by this Article may price a competitive tele- communications service at any level at or below the maximum rate stated in the company’s tariff on file with the Commis- sion, provided that the price for the service is not less than the

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company’s total service long-run incremental cost of providing the service.

B.       Changing a Price. A telecommunications company governed by this Article may effect a price change for a competitive ser- vice so long as two conditions are met:

1.        The changed price comports with the limitations stated in subsection (A); and

2.        The Commission is provided with concurrent, written notice of the price change.

C.      No Cross-subsidization. A competitive telecommunications service shall not be subsidized by any rate or charge for any noncompetitive telecommunications services. To ensure that no cross-subsidization exists, each competitive telecommuni- cations service must provide revenues that equal or exceed the company’s total service long-run incremental cost of providing the service.

Historical Note

Adopted effective June 27, 1995, under a court-ordered exemption as determined by the Arizona Corporation Commission (Supp. 95-2).

Note

Editor’s Note: The Arizona Corporation Commission has determined that the following Section is exempt from the Attorney General certification provisions of the Arizona Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. § 41-1041) by a court order (State ex. rel. Corbin v. Arizona Corporation Commission, 174 Ariz. 216 848

P.2d 301 (App. 1992)).