Review of Network Economics

2002 - 2026

Current editor(s): Lukasz Grzybowski

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Guest Editor's Foreword pp. 2: Weisman Dennis L.
The Arbitrage Mirage: Regulated Access Prices with Free Entry in Local Telecommunications Markets pp. 11: Thomas Hazlett and Havenner Arthur M.
Regulatory Impressionism: What Regulators Can and Cannot Do pp. 14: Gifford Raymond L.
Incentive Regulation in Practice: A Massachusetts Case Study pp. 15: Vasington Paul B.
Aligning Price Regulation with Telecommunications Competition pp. 17: Timothy Tardiff and William Taylor
The Effects of Incentive Regulation on Retail Telephone Service Quality in the United States pp. 21: David Sappington
Incentive Regulation in Network Industries: Experience and Prospects in the U.S. Telecommunications, Electricity, and Natural Gas Industries pp. 22: Hemphill Ross C., Meitzen Mark E. and Schoech Philip E.
Reflections on Incentive Regulation pp. 27: Stephen Littlechild
Restructuring Industries: The Carrot and the Stick pp. 27: Sherman Roger
Dynamic Pricing and Investment from Static Proxy Models pp. 37: David Mandy and William Sharkey

The Impact of the Regulatory Process and Price Cap Regulation in Latin American Telecommunications Markets pp. 17: Ros Agustin J.
Some Empirical Aspects of Multi-sided Platform Industries pp. 19: David Evans
Data Networks are Lightly Utilized, and will Stay that Way pp. 28: Odlyzko Andrew
Different Approaches Towards Electricity Transmission Expansion pp. 32: Juan Rosellon

An Economic Analysis of the Determination of Interchange Fees in Payment Card Systems pp. 11: Jean Rochet and Jean Tirole
Automated Teller Machine Network Pricing - A Review of the Literature pp. 13: James McAndrews
What Does it Cost to Make a Payment? pp. 16: Humphrey David, Magnus Willesson, Lindblom Ted and Bergendahl Göran
Technology Adoption and Consumer Payments: Evidence from Survey Data pp. 16: Fumiko Hayashi and Elizabeth Klee
An Introduction to the Economics of Payment Card Networks pp. 17: Robert Hunt
Theory of Credit Card Networks: A Survey of the Literature pp. 19: Sujit Chakravorti
Approaches to Regulating Interchange Fees in Payment Systems pp. 21: Joshua Gans and Stephen King
The Theory of Interchange Fees: A Synthesis of Recent Contributions pp. 28: Jean Rochet

Endogenous Switching Costs and Exclusive Systems: A Reply pp. 5: Mariñoso Begoña Garcia
Endogenous Switching Costs and Exclusive Systems Applications pp. 7: Justus Haucap
An Assessment of Some Recent Criticisms of the U.S. Airline Industry pp. 9: Darin Lee
Review of "Cost Proxy Models and Telecommunications Policy" pp. 9: Eric Ralph
Traffic Jam on the Music Highway: Is it a Reproduction or a Performance? pp. 19: Einhorn Michael A. and Kurlantzick Lewis

TELRIC - the Way Towards Competition? A European Point of View pp. 8: Falch Morten
The Economics of the Supreme Court's Decision On Forward Looking Costs pp. 9: Rosston Gregory L. and Roger Noll
The Court's Divide pp. 13: Lehman Dale E.
The Supreme Court Weighs in on Local Exchange Competition: The Meta-Message pp. 13: Kaserman David L. and John Mayo
Beyond the Rhetoric: An Introduction to Implementing TELRIC pp. 13: David Kennet and Perez-Reyes Raúl
Pricing Unbundled Network Elements and the FCC's TELRIC Rule: Economic and Modeling Issues pp. 15: Timothy Tardiff
Did The High Court Reach An Economic Low In Verizon v. FCC? pp. 16: Weisman Dennis L.

Bill and Keep as the Efficient Interconnection Regime?: A Reply pp. 5: Degraba Patrick
Two Papers on Internet Connectivity and Quality pp. 6: Roberto Roson
Bill and Keep as the Efficient Interconnection Regime? pp. 7: Julian Wright
The Economics of Open Source Software: A Survey of the Early Literature pp. 9: Aaron Schiff
Recent Empirical Evidence on Discrimination by Regulated Firms pp. 15: Reiffen David and Michael Ward
Competitive Bidding for a Long-Term Electricity Distribution Contract pp. 38: Stephen Littlechild