Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2024

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1988

Preface pp. 275-275

Roger Noll

Telecommunications demand modeling: The current state-of-the-art pp. 277-281

Lester Taylor

Stochastic generalizations of demand systems with an application to telecommunications pp. 283-309

Joseph P. Gatto, Harry H. Kelejian and Scott W. Stephan

Point-to-point modelling: An application to Canada-Canada and Canada-United States long distance calling pp. 311-331

T. W. Appelbe, N. A. Snihur, C. Dineen, D. Farnes and R. Giordano

Interstate switched access demand analysis pp. 333-358

Joseph P. Gatto, Jerry Langin-Hooper, Paul B. Robinson and Holly Tyan

Cross-sectional analysis of residential telephone subscription in Canada pp. 355-378

Bodnar, Peter Dilworth and Judith Salvatore Iacono

A consumer surplus approach to predicting extended area service (EAS) development and stimulation rates pp. 379-390

Donald J. Kridel

New information technology and industrial change: The Italian case: Cristiano Antonelli, ed., (Kluwer, Boston, 1988) pp. ix + 157 pp. 392-394

Marcellus S. Snow

Televised legislatures: Political information technology and public choice: W. Mark Crain and Brian L. Goff, (Kluwer, Boston, 1988) pp. 394-395

Susan A. Edelman

Electronic funds transfers and payments: The policy issues: Elinor Soloman, Ed., (Kluwer, Boston, 1987) pp. xi + 244 pp. 396-399

Robert Litan

Volume 3, issue 3, 1988

Reputation, monitoring, and effort pp. 207-218

Birger Wernerfelt

Analysis of the primary information sectors of Korea and Japan using computable general equilibrium models pp. 219-239

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

Exit with incomplete information about cost pp. 241-263

Esther Gal-Or

Commercial media in Australia: Economics, ownership, technology and regulation: by Allan Brown (University of Queensland Press, New York) 1986, 210 pages pp. 266-268

James Dertouzos and Rand Corporation

The economics of telecommunications: by John T. Wenders (Ballinger, Cambridge, MA) 1987, 284 pages. ISBN 0-88730-119-3 pp. 268-269

Timothy Brennan

Privatization: The key to better government: by E.S. Savas (Chatham House Publishers, Chatham, NJ) 1987, 308 pages pp. 269-270

Gerald R. Faulhaber

Volume 3, issue 2, 1988

Enforcement of property rights and the provision of public good attributes pp. 91-108

John Richard Morris

Procurement contracting: efficiency, renegotiation and performance evaluation pp. 109-142

David P. Baron

Information technology and the spatial dynamics of capital pp. 143-163

Mark E. Hepworth and Michael Waterson

The economics of gateway technologies and network evolution: Lessons from electricity supply history pp. 165-202

Paul David and Julie Ann Bunn

The social context of the new information and communication technologies: A bibliography: By Elia Zureik and Dianne Hartling (Peter Lang, New York) 1988, 310 pages, $35.00 pp. 204-204

Roger Noll

Volume 3, issue 1, 1988

Dynamic factor demands and adjustment costs: An analysis of bell Canada's Technology pp. 5-24

Jeffrey Bernstein

Demand and supply values of information pp. 25-34

Takeshi Murota

Duopoly compatibility standards with partial cooperation and standards leadership pp. 35-53

Sanford Berg

Information and productivity: An attempted replication of an empirical exercise pp. 55-67

John Nightingale

Rejoinder to nightingale paper pp. 69-73

Charles Jonscher

From telecommunications to electronic services: A global spectrum of definitions, boundary lines and structures: by Robert R. Bruce, Jeffrey P. Cunard and Mark D. Director (Butterworth, London) 1986 pp. 76-78

Marcellus Snow

Tracing new orbits: Cooperation and competition in global satellite development: edited by Donna A. Demac (Columbia University Press, New York) 1986, 329 pages pp. 79-81

Molly Macauley

Seven dirty words and six other stories: Controlling the content of print and broadcast: by Matthew L. Spitzer (Yale University Press, New Haven) 1986, 163 pages pp. 82-85

Bruce Owen

Volume 2, issue 4, 1986

Commitment to regulatory bureaucracy pp. 243-258

David Sappington

The tradeoff between social insurance and aggregate fluctuations pp. 259-276

Bart Taub

The Japanese information economy: Its quantification and analysis in a macroeconomic framework (with comparisons to the U.S.) pp. 277-306

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

On the timing of information release pp. 307-316

Joel S. Demski and David Sappington

Marketplace for telecommunications: Regulation and deregulation in industrialized democracies: edited by Marcellus S. Snow (Longman, White Plains, NY) 1986 pp. 317-318

Gerald W. Brock

Telecommunications economics and international regulatory policy: by Marcellus S. Snow and Meheroo Jusawalla (Greenwood Press, NY) 1986, pp. xiv, 214 pp. 318-319

Roger Noll

Volume 2, issue 3, 1986

From newly industrialising to newly informatising country: The primary information sector of the Republic of Korea 1975-1980 pp. 169-194

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

The effects of the new communications media on employment pp. 195-209

F. Meunier and M. Volle

A note on optimal procurement contracts pp. 211-219

Michael Riordan

An equilibrium model of turnover with belated information pp. 221-239

Siegfried Berninghaus, Steven A. Lippman and John J. McCall

Volume 2, issue 2, 1986

The impact of economic cycles on the demand for International Telecommunications in Australia pp. 105-117

Lorraine V. Defris, Allan P. Layton and Ben Zehnwirth

A model of intra-brand competition and related pricing policies for manufacturers pp. 119-135

Robert G. Hansen

Search and the market for lemons pp. 137-146

Richard D. Macminn

A reexamination of the lemons market when warranties are not prepurchase quality signals pp. 147-162

Keith J. Crocker

Antitrust and regulation: Essays in memory of John J. McGowan: edited and introduced by Franklin M. Fisher (The MIT Press, Cambridge, 1985) 310 pages pp. 163-165

Merton J. Peck

Volume 2, issue 1, 1986

Private copying, reproduction costs, and the supply of intellectual property pp. 5-22

Stanley Besen

Learning, quality and prices pp. 23-47

Patricia A. Goering

Medical diagnosis as a problem in the economics of information pp. 49-68

D. P. Doessel

Telecommunications regulation today and tomorrow: Eli M. Noam. ed., (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York, 1983) pp. 70-73

Daniel Kelley

The competitive edge: The Semiconductor Industry in the US and Japan: Daniel I. Okimoto, Takuo Sugano and Frank B. Weinstein, eds., (Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 1984) pp. 275 pp. 73-79

Merton J. Peck

Telecommunications in crisis: The first amendment, technology and deregulation: Edwin Diamond, Norman Sandler and Milton Mueller (The Cato Institute, Washington, DC, 1983) pp. 79-82

Douglas W. Webbink

Folded, Spindled, and Mutilated: Franklin M. Fisher, John J. McGowan and Joen E. Greenwood, (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1983) pp. xiii + 443 pp. 82-87

Ira Horowitz

Breaking up bell: Essays on industrial organization and regulation: David S. Evans, ed., (North-Holland, New York, 1983) $25.00 pp. 87-89

Timothy Bresnahan

The AI business: P.H. Winston and K.A. Prendergast, eds., (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1984) pp. 90-90

Donald A. Dunn

Misregulating television: Network dominance and the FCC: Stanley M. Besen, Thomas G. Krattenmaker, A. Richard Metzger and John R. Woodbury, (University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, 1984) pp. 91-94

Matthew L. Spitzer

The cost of capital: Estimating the rate of return for public utilities: A. Lawrence Kolbe and James Read, with George R. Hall, (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1985) pp. 95-96

Marc R. Reinganum

Deregulating the airlines: Elizabeth E. Bailey, David R. Graham and Daniel P. Kaplan, (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1984) pp. 96-99

Theodore E. Keeler