Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2025

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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Open and closed systems of two-sided networks pp. 425-442: Aaron Schiff
An assessment of telecommunications reform in developing countries pp. 443-466: Carsten Fink, Aaditya Mattoo and Randeep Rathindran
Copyright protection and hardware taxation pp. 467-483: Amit Gayer and Oz Shy
Cross ownership of wireline and wireless communications carriers: synergy or collusion? pp. 485-499: Byong-Sam Choi, Byong-Hun Ahn and Yong-Sam Park
Multimarket contact of US newspaper chains: circulation competition and market coordination pp. 501-519: W. Wayne Fu
Copy-protection policies and profitability pp. 521-536: Hiroshi Kinokuni
The late take-off phenomenon in the diffusion of telecommunication services: network effect and the critical mass pp. 537-557: Byeong-Lak Lim, Munkee Choi and Myeong-Cheol Park

Network externalities, price discrimination and profitable piracy pp. 271-290: Stephen King and Ryan Lampe
International differences in telecommunications demand pp. 291-303: Maria Martins
Profit and audience maximization in broadcasting markets pp. 305-315: Andrea Mangani
Integration and access regulations in telecommunications pp. 317-326: Huizhong Zhou
Willingness to pay for the rural telephone service in Bangladesh and Peru pp. 327-361: Maximo Torero, Shyamal Chowdhury and Virgilio Galdo
My scale or your meter? Evaluating methods of measuring the Internet pp. 363-383: Giampiero Giacomello and Lucio Picci
Consumer heterogeneity, incomplete information and pricing in a duopoly with switching costs pp. 384-401: Tommy Gabrielsen and Steinar Vagstad
Effects of the Internet on the spatial structure of innovation networks pp. 402-424: Alexander Kaufmann, P. Lehner and Franz Tödtling

The determinants of international telephone traffic imbalances pp. 127-145: Linghui Tang
Incentives for non-price discrimination pp. 147-171: Irina Kondaurova and Dennis L. Weisman
The digital divide: understanding the economics of new information and communication technology in the global economy pp. 173-199: Cristiano Antonelli
The fragmentation of America's telecommunications system: the operational implications of network unbundling pp. 201-222: Joseph H. Weber
Local exchange competition and the Telecommunications Act of 1996 pp. 223-241: Clement G. Krouse and Jongsur Park
Does incentive regulation 'cause' degradation of retail telephone service quality? pp. 243-269: Aniruddha Banerjee

Subscriptions for direct broadcast satellite and cable television in the US: an empirical analysis pp. 1-15: John Karikari, Stephen M. Brown and Amy D. Abramowitz
The advantage of network size in acquiring new subscribers: a conditional logit analysis of the Korean mobile telephony market pp. 17-33: Hee-Su Kim and Namhoon Kwon
Mimicking vs. counter-programming strategies for television programs pp. 35-54: Marc Bourreau
Entry in telecommunication: customer loyalty, price sensitivity and access prices pp. 55-72: Kjell Lommerud and Lars Sørgard
Policy-induced competition: the telecommunications experiments pp. 73-97: Gerald R. Faulhaber
Copyleft--the economics of Linux and other open source software pp. 99-121: Mikko Mustonen
Use and Impact of Information and Communication Technologies in Developing Countries' Small Business: Evidence from Indian Small Scale Industry: by Dietrich Muller-Falcke, Berlin and Oxford, Peter Lang, 2002, ISBN 3-631-39320-2, Price SFR 55, pp. xx+216 pp. 123-126: Kaushalesh Lal

Infra-technology and economic performance: evidence from the United Kingdom measurement infrastructure pp. 435-452: Paul Temple and Geoffrey Williams
Paragons of virtue? Competitor entry and the strategies of incumbents in the U.S. local telecommunications industry pp. 453-480: Heli Koski and Sumit K Majumdar
A forward-looking analysis of residential telephone access demand in Korea pp. 481-493: Suk-Zoon Huh, Min-Young Kim and Jae-Cheol Kim
Institutional arrangements and price rebalancing: empirical evidence from the United States and Europe pp. 495-517: Barbara A. Cherry and Johannes M. Bauer

The optimal level of copyright protection pp. 327-348: Kiho Yoon
Is there 'Hope' for price cap regulation? pp. 349-370: Dennis L. Weisman
Marginal value-based pricing of additional spectrum assigned to cellular telephony operators pp. 371-384: R. Sweet, I. Viehoff, D. Linardatos and N. Kalouptsidis
Interconnection, differentiation and bottlenecks in the Internet pp. 385-404: Emanuele Giovannetti
Review article: social and contractual interactions in the production of technological knowledge pp. 405-416: Pier Paolo Patrucco
The functional form of network effects pp. 417-429: G. M. Peter Swann
Bandwagon Effects in High Technology Industries: by Jeffrey H. Rohlfs. Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press, 2001, ISBN 0-262-18217-3, xiv+256 pp., US$34.95 pp. 431-433: G. M. P. Swann

The New Economy: facts, impacts and policies pp. 133-144: Matti Pohjola
ICT clusters in Europe The great central banana and the small Nordic potato pp. 145-165: Heli Koski, Petri Rouvinen and P. Yla-Anttila
ICT production and diffusion in Asia Digital dividends or digital divide? pp. 167-187: Poh Wong
Economic growth in the New Economy: evidence from advanced economies pp. 189-210: Jukka Jalava and Matti Pohjola
Silicon mountains, silicon molehills: geographic concentration and convergence of internet industries in the US pp. 211-232: Jed Kolko
The impact of IT investment on income and wealth inequality in the postwar US economy pp. 233-251: Edward Wolff
The software industry and India's economic development pp. 253-273: Ashish Arora and Suma Athreye
New Economy and ICT development in China pp. 275-295: Qingxuan Meng and Mingzhi Li
Cross-country diffusion of the Internet pp. 297-310: Sampsa Kiiski and Matti Pohjola
Financing the New Economy: financial institutions and corporate governance pp. 311-326: Colin Mayer

Information-processing, technological progress, and retail markets dynamics pp. 1-20: Jacek Cukrowski and Manfred Fischer
The potential role of economic cost models in the regulation of telecommunications in developing countries pp. 21-38: Daniel Benitez, Antonio Estache, David Kennet and Christian Ruzzier
Learning-by-doing; consequences for incentive design pp. 39-49: Petter Osmundsen
International telephony: a review of the literature pp. 51-73: Michael A. Einhorn
Strategic use of the Internet by small- and medium-sized companies: an exploratory study pp. 75-93: Bert Sadowski, C. Maitland and J. van Dongen
Network externalities and two-part tariffs in telecommunication markets pp. 95-109: Matthias Blonski
Strategic determinants of reseller profitability in the US wireline telecommunications market pp. 111-131: Torsten J. Gerpott and Sven W. Massengeil