Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2024

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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Volume 6, issue 3-4, 1994

Localized technological change and the evolution of standards as economic institutions pp. 195-216

Cristiano Antonelli

Economics of compatibility standards and competition in telecommunication networks pp. 217-241

Paul David and W Steinmueller

Standards, selection and variety: an evolutionary approach pp. 243-268

John Metcalfe and Ian Miles

Users, standards and the economics of coalitions and committees pp. 269-293

Dominique Foray

The emergence of standards in PC software: who would benefit from institutional intervention? pp. 295-318

Peter Swann and Mark Shurmer

EDI and inter-firm relationships: toward a standardization of coordination processes? pp. 319-347

Eric Brousseau

Telecommunications pricing, theory and practice: Bridger M. Mitchell, Ingo Vogelsang, 1991, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1991) pp. 349-352

Carl Christian von Weizsacker and Bernhard Wieland

Volume 6, issue 2, 1994

Designing carrier of last resort obligations pp. 97-119

Dennis L. Weisman

Industry structure, productivity and international competitiveness: the case of telecommunications pp. 121-142

Genio A. Staranczak, Edgardo R. Sepulveda, Peter A. Dilworth and Shafi A. Shaikh

A framework for forecasting demand for new services and their cross effects on existing services pp. 143-162

Samaradasa Weerahandi, Robert S. Hisiger and Victor Chien

IntraLATA toll demand modeling: a dynamic analysis of revenue and usage data pp. 163-178

Gregory Duncan and Donald M. Perry

OECD, information networks and new technologies: Opportunities and policy implications for the 1990s: (OECD Publications, Paris, 1992) pp. 179-180

Jaechon Park

OECD, usage indicators: A new foundation for information technology policies: (OECD Publications, Paris, 1993) pp. 181-183

Jaechon Park

International Telecommunication Standards Organisations: Andrew Macpherson, Boston/London: Artech House, 1990, ISBN 0-89006-365-6, Hardback, 317 pages pp. 183-187

Robin Mansell

Volume 6, issue 1, 1994

The strategic value of asymmetric information access for cournot competitors pp. 3-24

Timothy Cason

An econometric analysis of television viewing and the welfare economics of introducing an additional channel in the UK pp. 25-51

P. Swann and M. Tavakoli

Telecommunications and cost savings in educational services pp. 53-75

Francis J. Cronin, Mark A. Gold, Beth Burnham Mace and John L. Sigalos

Information and economic efficiency pp. 77-82

Richard Arnott, Bruce Greenwald and Joseph Stiglitz

J.J. Laffont and J. Tirole, A theory of incentives in regulation and procurement pp. 89-93

Thomas Lyon

Volume 5, issue 4, 1993

EC initiatives on trans-European networks pp. 287-294

John Rietbroek

Information infrastructure: Who builds broadband networks? pp. 295-309

Koichiro Hayashi

Input-output analysis of regional telecommunication flows pp. 311-329

Jean-Michel Guldmann

Critical mass of users versus critical mass of services in a multiproduct information service system pp. 331-355

Francesco Castelli and Claudio Leporelli

The economics of information networks: Cristiano Antonelli (ed.), Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam and New York, 1992 pp. 357-360

Yale M. Braunstein

Telegeography 1992: Global telecommunications traffic statistics and commentary: Gregory C. Staple, ed., International Institute of Communications (IIC), London, 1992) pp. xi + 132 pp. 360-362

D. McL. Lamberton

Volume 5, issue 3, 1993

Australian telephone network subscription and calling demands: evidence from a stated-preference experiment pp. 207-230

Gary Madden, Harry Bloch and David Hensher

An investigation into sources of network externalities in the packaged PC software market pp. 231-251

Mark Shurmer

Regulating a monopolist with unknown demand: an alternative approach pp. 253-267

Debashis Pal

Optimal regulation: The economic theory of natural monopoly: Kenneth E. Train, 1991, (The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA) 1991, xi + 338 pp pp. 269-270

G. Knieps

International performance indicators telecommunications: Research report 48 (Bureau of Industry Economics, Australia) pp. 270-272

Meheroo Jussawalla

Information Superhighways: The economics of advanced public communication networks: Bruce L. Egan, 1991,(Artech House, Boston) ix + 187 PP pp. 272-274

Chee-Wah Cheah

The Geodesic Network II: Peter W. Huber, Michael K. Kellog, John Thorne, 1992, (The Geodesic Company, Washington, DC, 1992) pp. 274-283

Matthias Stoetzer and Marcus Weinkopf

Volume 5, issue 2, 1993

Option value, telecommunications demand, and policy pp. 125-144

Donald J. Kridel, Dale E. Lehman and Dennis L. Weisman

Monopolistic settlement agreements in international telecommunications pp. 145-157

Sam Ramsey Hakim and Ding Lu

New Zealand's revolution in spectrum management pp. 159-177

Milton Mueller

Telecommunications demand modeling pp. 179-195

Frank A. Wolak

Christiano Antonelli, 1991, the diffusion of advanced telecommunications in developing countries: (Development Centre of the O.E.C.D., Paris), pp. 111, ISBN 92-64-13578-2 pp. 197-200

Meheroo Jussawalla and John Tehranian

Wesley A. Magat and W. Kip Viscusi, 1992, informational approaches to regulation: MIT Press, Cambridge, MA pp. 201-202

D. McL. Lamberton

Volume 5, issue 1, 1993

Optimal information exchange pp. 5-29

Alison J. Kirby

Is statistical discrimination socially efficient? pp. 31-50

Rein Haagsma

The value of perfect information in a simple investment problem pp. 51-71

Dominique Thon and Lars Thorlund-Petersen

Factor prices, factor substitution, and the relative demand for telecommunications across US industries pp. 73-85

Francis J. Cronin, Mark A. Gold, Paul L. Hebert and Steven Lewitzky

Shifts in broadcast policy and the value of television licenses pp. 87-104

Gary Fournier and Ellen S. Campbell

Alan Stone, public service liberalism: Telecommunications and transitions in public policy: (Princeton University Press, 1991), Pp. xiv, 296 pp. 105-111

Glen O. Robinson

Competition and innovation in postal services: Michael A. Crew and Paul R. Kleindorfer, (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 1991) pp. 111-115

Alan Sorkin

Volume 4, issue 4, 1989

Incentive mechanisms for cost revelation with intermodal competition pp. 281-290

Michael A. Einhorn

Diversity and quality of information products in a monopolistically competitive industry pp. 291-303

David Waterman

In-house information activities in an applied general equilibrium framework pp. 305-323

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

Lag structure in telecommunications demand analysis pp. 325-345

Jon Breslaw and Gary Pizante

Information technology: Impacts policies and future perspectives -- promotion of mutual understanding between Europe and Japan: F. Meyer-Krahmer, J. Muller, and B. Preissl, (Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1990) pp. viii + 229 pp. 347-348

Donald A. Dunn

Volume 4, issue 3, 1989

Knowledge of growth and the growth of knowledge pp. 201-224

Joshua Gans

Dealing with monopoly in international telephone service: A U.S. perspective pp. 225-247

Leland L. Johnson

The exchange of cost information between asymmetrically informed firms pp. 249-268

John W. Logan

Telecommunications in Germany. An economic perspective: Gunter Pfeiffer and Bernhard Wieland, (Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1990) pp. v + 198 pp. 270-271

Cristiano Antonelli

Price level regulation for diversified public utilities: Jordan Jay Millman and Ronald R. Braeutigam, (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 1989) pp. 271-273

R. Isaac

International telecommunications in Hong Kong: The case for liberalization: Milton Mueller, (The Chinese University Press, Hong Kong, 1991) pp. xi + 137 pp. 273-274

Roger Noll

Technological Change in the Information Economy: Peter Monk, (Pinter Publishers, London, 1989) pp. 274-277

Alfonso Gambardella

Volume 4, issue 2, 1989

Wage outcomes following the divestiture of AT&T pp. 105-126

James Peoples

The provision of scholarly journals by libraries via electronic technologies: an economic analysis pp. 127-154

W. Paul Zahray and Marvin Sirbu

The temporal use of a telephone line pp. 155-174

André de Palma and Richard Arnott

Selection bias induced cost overruns pp. 175-187

Vitor Caspar and Antonio P. N. Leite

Max D. Paglin, ed., A legislative history of the communications Act of 1934: (Oxford University Press, New York, 1989) pp. xxii+981 pp. 190-194

Roger Noll

Volume 4, issue 1, 1989

Managing procurement auctions pp. 5-29

Sudipto Dasgupta and Daniel Spulber

Benefits of competition for patents pp. 31-43

Richard Romano

Information technology and the derived demand for telecommunication services in the manufacturing industry pp. 45-55

Cristiano Antonelli

Information on worker ability: An analysis of investment within the firm pp. 57-80

Michael Waldman

Measuring the information society: Frederick Williams, ed., (Sage Publications, Newbury Park, Ca, 1988) pp. 286 pp. 82-83

Meheroo Jussawalla

The United States and the direct broadcast satellite: The politics of international broadcasting in space: Safa Fletcher Luther, (Oxford University Press, New York, 1988) pp. vii + 230 pp. 83-84

Roger Noll

International trade in films and television programs: S.S. Wildman and S.E. Siwek, (Ballinger, Cambridge, MA, 1988) pp. 84-88

Stanley Besen

The fall of the bell system: Peter Temin with Louis Galambos, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1987) pp. 378 pp. 88-92

John Ferejohn

Global telecommunication networks: Strategic considerations: George Muskens and Jacob Gruppelaar, eds., (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1988) pp. x + 215 pp. 92-94

W Steinmueller

Changing the rules: Technological change, international competition, and regulation in telecommunications: Robert W. Crandall and Kenneth Flamm, eds., (Brookings Institution, Washington, 1989) pp. xv + 424 pp. 94-97

Leland L. Johnson