Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2024

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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The demand for pay services on cable television pp. 309-310: Harry Bloch and Michael Wirth
The demand for pay service on cable television pp. 311-332: Harry Bloch and Michael Wirth
Multinational firms, international trade and international telecommunications pp. 333-343: Cristiano Antonelli
Planning for the Australian information economy pp. 345-367: Neil Dias Karunaratne
Challenges for policy of network oriented society a Japanese view pp. 369-379: Hiroshi Inose

Free entry into telecommunications? pp. 197-216: C. Christian Von Weizsacker
Social benefit-cost analysis and telecommunications investment in developing countries pp. 217-227: Nathaniel H. Leff
Slanting advice and biasing recommendations for welfare gains in an imperfect world pp. 229-237: Clement Tisdell
A general existence theorem for equilibrium price dispersions pp. 239-266: Siegfried Berninghaus
Regulation and information in a continuing relationship pp. 267-302: David P. Baron and David Besanko
Economic analysis of telecommunications: Theory and applications: by L. Courville, A. de Fontenay and R. Dobell (North-Holland, Amsterdam) 1983 pp. 304-307: Ronald R. Braeutigam

The political economics of complexity: From the information economy to the complexity economy pp. 97-114: Jean Voge
Consumer choice and information: New experimental evidence pp. 115-144: David Grether and Louis L. Wilde
Markets, bureaucracies and groups in the information society: An institutional appraisal of the impacts of information technology pp. 145-160: Claudio U. Ciborra
Towards an information economy: The case of Singapore pp. 161-176: Meheroo Jussawalla and Chee-Wah Cheah
Analysis of information flow in Japan pp. 177-193: Nozomu Takasaki and Takahiro Ozawa

A European perspective on information economics and policy pp. 7-9: Christian C. von Weizsacker
Information economics and policy in America pp. 11-12: John McCall, Roger Noll and A. Spence
Information resources and economic productivity pp. 13-35: Charles Jonscher
Low information nash equilibria for oligopolistic markets pp. 37-53: James Friedman
Warranty markets and public policy pp. 55-67: Alan Schwart and Louis L. Wilde
Cultural lag and international communication The Case of Japan pp. 69-73: Michio Nagai
A comparative study of the mode of domestic and transborder information flows including data pp. 75-92: Tadao Saito, Hiroshi Inose and Sei Kageyama