Journal of Industrial Economics

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): Pierre Regibeau, Yeon-Koo Che, Kenneth Corts, Thomas Hubbard, Patrick Legros and Frank Verboven

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Volume 54, issue 4, 2006

DOES INFORMATION UNDERMINE BRAND? INFORMATION INTERMEDIARY USE AND PREFERENCE FOR BRANDED WEB RETAILERS* pp. 425-449

Joel Waldfogel and Lu Chen

BIASES IN STATIC OLIGOPOLY MODELS? EVIDENCE FROM THE CALIFORNIA ELECTRICITY MARKET* pp. 451-470

Dae‐wook Kim and Christopher Knittel

QUANTIFYING MARKET POWER IN THE GERMAN WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY MARKET USING A DYNAMIC MULTI‐REGIONAL DISPATCH MODEL* pp. 471-498

Felix Müsgens

PARALLEL TRADE, INTERNATIONAL EXHAUSTION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: A WELFARE ANALYSIS* pp. 499-526

Tommaso Valletti and Stefan Szymanski

COMPATIBILITY INCENTIVES OF A LARGE NETWORK FACING MULTIPLE RIVALS* pp. 527-567

David Malueg and Marius Schwartz

A LOCATION MODEL WITH PREFERENCE FOR VARIETY* pp. 569-595

Hyunho Kim and Konstantinos Serfes

Volume 54, issue 3, 2006

MEASURING THE BUSINESS STEALING, CANNIBALIZATION AND MARKET EXPANSION EFFECTS OF ENTRY IN THE U.S. MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITION MARKET* pp. 293-321

Peter Davis

THE ROLE OF DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGY IN LOCAL TELECOMMUNICATION ENTRY AND MARKET EVOLUTION: 1999–2002* pp. 323-350

Shane Greenstein and Michael Mazzeo

ENDOGENOUS COSTS AND PRICE‐COST MARGINS: AN APPLICATION TO THE EUROPEAN AIRLINE INDUSTRY* pp. 351-368

Damien Neven, Lars‐hendrik Röller and Zhentang Zhang

ENTRY DETERRENCE BY NON‐HORIZONTAL MERGER* pp. 369-395

Robert Innes

MERGER, EASE OF ENTRY AND ENTRY DETERRENCE IN A DYNAMIC MODEL pp. 397-423

Anthony Marino and Jan Zabojnik

Volume 54, issue 2, 2006

RELATIONSHIPS, COMPETITION AND THE STRUCTURE OF INVESTMENT BANKING MARKETS* pp. 151-199

Bharat Anand and Alexander Galetovic

THE ADOPTION OF STATE ELECTRICITY REGULATION: THE ROLE OF INTEREST GROUPS* pp. 201-222

Christopher Knittel

DOES DUAL SOURCING LOWER PROCUREMENT COSTS?* pp. 223-252

Thomas Lyon

FUNCTIONAL DEGRADATION AND ASYMMETRIC NETWORK EFFECTS* pp. 253-268

Gergely Csorba and Jong-Hee Hahn

INCENTIVES FOR CORRUPTIBLE AUDITORS IN THE ABSENCE OF COMMITMENT* pp. 269-291

Fahad Khalil and Jacques Lawarree

Volume 54, issue 1, 2006

INNOVATION COMPLEMENTARITY AND SCALE OF PRODUCTION* pp. 1-29

Eugenio Miravete and José C. Pernías

R&D AND BUYERS' WAITING OPTION* pp. 31-42

Eirik Kristiansen

PAYING FOR LOYALTY: PRODUCT BUNDLING IN OLIGOPOLY* pp. 43-62

Joshua Gans and Stephen King

DOES ORGANIZATIONAL FORM AFFECT INVESTMENT DECISIONS?* pp. 63-93

Federico Ciliberto

MARKET PERFORMANCE WITH MULTIPRODUCT FIRMS* pp. 95-124

Simon Anderson and André de Palma

MARKET SEGMENTATION STRATEGIES OF MULTIPRODUCT FIRMS* pp. 125-149

Ulrich Doraszelski and Michaela Draganska

Volume 53, issue 4, 2005

A MULTI‐TASK PRINCIPAL‐AGENT APPROACH TO ORGANIZATIONAL FORM* pp. 437-467

David Besanko, Pierre Regibeau and Katharine Rockett

MARKET POWER, VERTICAL INTEGRATION AND THE WHOLESALE PRICE OF GASOLINE* pp. 469-492

Justine Hastings and Richard Gilbert

CONSUMPTION UNDER NOISY PRICE SIGNALS: A STUDY OF ELECTRICITY RETAIL RATE DEREGULATION IN SAN DIEGO* pp. 493-513

James Bushnell and Erin Mansur

INDIRECT NETWORK EFFECTS AND THE PRODUCT CYCLE: VIDEO GAMES IN THE U.S., 1994–2002* pp. 515-542

Matthew T. Clements and Hiroshi Ohashi

SELLING ONLINE VERSUS LIVE* pp. 543-569

Eiichiro Kazumori and John McMillan

Volume 53, issue 3, 2005

USING RESERVE PRICES TO DETER COLLUSION IN PROCUREMENT COMPETITION* pp. 301-326

Charles Thomas

MANAGERIAL INCENTIVES AND THE PRICE EFFECTS OF MERGERS* pp. 327-353

Abraham L. Wickelgren

ENDOGENOUS FORMATION OF COMPETITIVE RESEARCH SHARING JOINT VENTURES* pp. 355-391

Patrick Greenlee

DESIGNING A MARKET STRUCTURE WHEN FIRMS COMPETE FOR THE RIGHT TO SERVE THE MARKET* pp. 393-416

Michel Mougeot and Florence Naegelen

STRATEGIC DIFFERENTIATION AND STRATEGIC EMULATION IN GAMES WITH UNCERTAINTY* pp. 417-432

James Dana

Volume 53, issue 2, 2005

MARKET POWER AND PRICE MOVEMENTS OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE* pp. 145-174

Bart Wilson and Stanley Reynolds

THE FAILING FIRM DEFENSE* pp. 175-201

Lars Persson

COMPETITION OR PREDATION? CONSUMER COORDINATION, STRATEGIC PRICING AND PRICE FLOORS IN NETWORK MARKETS* pp. 203-231

Joseph Farrell and Michael Katz

MERCHANT TRANSMISSION INVESTMENT* pp. 233-264

Paul Joskow and Jean Tirole

OPERATING SYSTEM PRICES IN THE HOME PC MARKET* pp. 265-297

Jerome Foncel and Marc Ivaldi

Volume 53, issue 1, 2005

MARKET SIZE MATTERS pp. 1-25

Jeffrey Campbell and Hugo Hopenhayn

THE INFLUENCE OF EXPERT REVIEWS ON CONSUMER DEMAND FOR EXPERIENCE GOODS: A CASE STUDY OF MOVIE CRITICS* pp. 27-51

David Reinstein and Christopher Snyder

PROJECT CHOICE AND RISK IN R&D* pp. 53-81

Heiko Gerlach, Thomas Rønde and Konrad Stahl

FIRM HETEROGENEITY, IMITATION, AND THE INCENTIVES FOR COST REDUCING R&D EFFORT* pp. 83-100

Marco Ceccagnoli

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON INDUSTRY R&D AND MARKET STRUCTURE* pp. 101-122

Chang-Yang Lee

COHERENCE OF THE KNOWLEDGE BASE AND THE FIRM'S INNOVATIVE PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE U.S. PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY* pp. 123-142

Lionel Nesta and Pier Paolo Saviotti

Volume 52, issue 4, 2004

PRICE DISPERSION IN THE SMALL AND IN THE LARGE: EVIDENCE FROM AN INTERNET PRICE COMPARISON SITE pp. 463-496

Michael Baye, John Morgan and Patrick Scholten

ADVERSE SELECTION IN ELECTRONIC MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM ONLINE STAMP AUCTIONS pp. 497-516

Sanjeev Dewan and Vernon Hsu

POST‐CARTEL PRICING DURING LITIGATION pp. 517-533

Joseph Harrington

MERGERS WITH SUPPLY FUNCTIONS pp. 535-546

Uğur Akgün

OPEN ARCHITECTURE AND R&D INCENTIVES pp. 547-568

Jae Nahm

OPTIMAL PRICING AND QUALITY CHOICE WHEN INVESTMENT IN QUALITY IS IRREVERSIBLE pp. 569-589

Enrico Pennings

Volume 52, issue 3, 2004

The Choice of Commercial Breaks in Television Programs: The Number, Length and Timing pp. 315-326

Wen Zhou

The Adverstising Market in a Product Oligopoly pp. 327-348

Anthony Dukes

What Explains the Use of Direct‐to‐Consumer Advertising of Prescription Drugs? pp. 349-379

Toshiaki Iizuka

Sunk Costs and the Depth and Probability of Technology Adoption pp. 381-399

Thomas Astebro

Patentability, Industry Structure, and Innovation pp. 401-425

Robert Hunt

How to Auction a Bottleneck Monopoly When Underhand Vertical Agreements are Possible pp. 427-455

Eduardo Engel, Ronald Fischer and Alexander Galetovic

Volume 52, issue 2, 2004

Vertical Enclosure: Vertical Integration and the Reluctance to Purchase from a Competitor pp. 179-199

D. Lee Heavner

Affiliation, integration, and information: ownership incentives and industry structure pp. 201-227

Thomas N. Hubbard

Spillovers, Investment Incentives and the Property Rights Theory of the Firm pp. 229-253

David de Meza and Ben Lockwood

Plant Exit, Vintage Capital and the Business Cycle pp. 255-276

Kjell G Salvanes and Ragnar Tveterås

Industry and firm effects of privatization in Malawian oligopolistic manufacturing pp. 277-289

Ephraim W. Chirwa

Network Structure and Airline Scheduling pp. 291-312

Jan Brueckner

Volume 52, issue 1, 2004

The Determinants of Optimal Interchange Fees in Payment Systems pp. 1-26

Julian Wright

Softening Competition by Inducing Switching in Credit Markets pp. 27-52

Jan Bouckaert and Hans Degryse

Delegation of Authority In Business Organizations: An Empirical Test pp. 53-80

Massimo G. Colombo and Marco Delmastro

Optimal Regulation of Cooperative R&D Under Incomplete Information pp. 81-120

Isabelle Brocas

Costly Information Disclosure in Oligopoly pp. 121-132

Insuk Cheong and Jeong-Yoo Kim

Market Power and Joint Dominance in U.K. Brewing pp. 133-163

Margaret Slade

Competitive balance and gate revenue sharing in team sports pp. 165-177

Stefan Szymanski and Stefan Kesenne