Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2025

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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Mobile, Media & More: Contributions and Developments at Information Economics and Policy pp. 1-2: Lisa M. George
Forward advertising: A competitive analysis of new product preannouncement pp. 3-12: Jianqiang Zhang, Qi Liang and Jian Huang
Internet adoption and the survival of print newspapers: A country-level examination pp. 13-19: Daegon Cho, Michael Smith and Alejandro Zentner
Access regulation and the entrant's mode of entry under multi-product competition in telecoms pp. 20-33: Duarte Brito and Markos Tselekounis
Spectrum policy and competition in mobile data pp. 34-41: Gorm A. Grønnevet, Bjørn Hansen and Bjørn-Atle Reme
Attack-prevention and damage-control investments in cybersecurity pp. 42-51: Wing Man Wynne Lam
Information matters: A theoretical comparison of some cross-border trade barriers pp. 52-60: Chris M. Wilson
The effect of file sharing on record sales, revisited pp. 61-66: Felix Oberholzer-Gee and Koleman Strumpf
Testing Metcalfe's law: Pitfalls and possibilities pp. 67-76: Leo Van Hove

Going beyond duopoly: Connectivity breakdowns under receiving party pays pp. 1-9: Steffen Hoernig
ICT as a general-purpose technology: The productivity of ICT in the United States revisited pp. 10-25: Hailin Liao, Bin Wang, Baibing Li and Tom Weyman-Jones
The need for more efficient public funding of new communications infrastructure in EU member states pp. 26-35: Wolfgang Briglauer, Christian Holzleitner and Ingo Vogelsang
Centrality and content creation in networks - The case of economic topics on German wikipedia pp. 36-52: Michael E. Kummer, Marianne Saam, Iassen Halatchliyski and George Giorgidze
Selling a dollar for more than a dollar? Evidence from online penny auctions pp. 53-68: Zhongmin Wang and Minbo Xu
Online education, signaling, and human capital pp. 69-74: Tim Perri

Structural remedies as a signaling device pp. 1-6: Markus Dertwinkel-Kalt and Christian Wey
Bundling, à la carte pricing and vertical bargaining in a two-sided model pp. 30-44: Minghua Chen, Adam D. Rennhoff and Konstantinos Serfes
Managing spillovers: An endogenous sunk cost approach pp. 45-64: Olena Senyuta and Kresimir Zigic
Disentangling income and price effects in the demand for time online pp. 65-75: Jorge González Chapela
Side payments, litigation risk and settlement outcomes pp. 76-81: Elisabetta Ottoz and Franco Cugno

Even the losers get lucky sometimes: New products and the evolution of music quality since Napster pp. 1-15: Luis Aguiar and Joel Waldfogel
Sales displacement and streaming music: Evidence from YouTube pp. 16-26: Scott Hiller
Digital music consumption on the Internet: Evidence from clickstream data pp. 27-43: Luis Aguiar and Bertin Martens
What’s in a name? Measuring prominence and its impact on organic traffic from search engines pp. 44-57: Michael Baye, Babur De los Santos and Matthijs Wildenbeest
On the “uniform pricing puzzle” in recorded music pp. 58-66: Martin Richardson and Frank Stähler

Estimating demand for fixed-mobile bundles and switching costs between tariffs pp. 1-10: Lukasz Grzybowski and Julienne Liang
The economics of crowdfunding platforms pp. 11-28: Paul Belleflamme, Nessrine Omrani and Martin Peitz
Ownership and pricing of information: A model and application to open access pp. 29-42: James Campbell
Consumer uncertainty and price discrimination through online coupons: An empirical study of restaurants in Shanghai pp. 43-55: (Catherine) Zhang, Jie, Scott Savage and Yongmin Chen
Personalized pricing versus history-based pricing: implications for privacy policy pp. 56-68: Topi Miettinen and Rune Stenbacka

Economic, political and socio-cultural welfare in media merger control: An analysis of the Belgian and Dutch competition authorities’ reviews of media mergers pp. 2-15: Miriam Van der Burg and Hilde Van den Bulck
Regulating termination charges in asymmetric oligopolies pp. 16-28: Dongyeol Lee
A survey on software piracy empirical literature: Stylized facts and theory pp. 29-37: Nicolas Dias Gomes, Pedro Cerqueira and Luís Alçada Almeida
Copyright protection and entry deterrence pp. 38-45: Firat Inceoglu
In-house publishing and competition in the video game industry pp. 46-57: Tim Thomes
“Selling Out” and the impact of music piracy on artist entry pp. 58-64: Joshua Gans
Musicians and the Creative Commons: A survey of artists on Jamendo pp. 65-76: Stephen Bazen, Laurence Bouvard and Jean-Benoit Zimmermann
Making money by giving it for free: Radiohead’s pre-release strategy for In Rainbows pp. 77-93: Marc Bourreau, Pınar Doğan and Sounman Hong

Music piracy: Bad for record sales but good for the iPod? pp. 1-12: Tin Cheuk Leung
Geographic access markets and investments pp. 13-21: Marc Bourreau, Carlo Cambini and Steffen Hoernig
Digital piracy: Price-quality competition between legal firms and P2P network hosts pp. 22-32: Yang-Ming Chang and Jason Walter
Herd journalism: Investment in novelty and popularity in markets for news pp. 33-46: Benjamin Ho and Peng Liu
Storming the gatekeepers: Digital disintermediation in the market for books pp. 47-58: Joel Waldfogel and Imke Reimers
Media competition enhances new-product entry: On the market for fake observations pp. 59-66: Kjell Arne Brekke and Tore Nilssen
An insurance contract with a low compensation period under adverse selection pp. 67-74: Ben-jiang Ma, Chun-guang Qiu and Wen-jie Bi

You get what you want: A note on the economics of bad news pp. 1-5: Jill McCluskey, Johan Swinnen and Thijs Vandemoortele
Should a firm engage in behaviour-based price discrimination when facing a price discriminating rival? A game-theory analysis pp. 6-18: Stefano Colombo
The willingness to pay for broadband of non-adopters in the U.S.: Estimates from a multi-state survey pp. 19-35: Octavian Carare, Chris McGovern, Raquel Noriega and Jay Schwarz
Hotelling competition and political differentiation with more than two newspapers pp. 36-49: Stefan Behringer and Lapo Filistrucchi

Empirical evidence of network neutrality – The incentives for discrimination pp. 1-9: Daeho Lee and Yong-Hwa Kim
Old technology upgrades, innovation, and competition in vertically differentiated markets pp. 10-31: Marc Bourreau, Paolo Lupi and Fabio Manenti
Does broadband internet reduce the unemployment rate? Evidence for Germany pp. 32-45: Nina Czernich
The impact of electronic financial payments on crime pp. 46-57: Laura E. Armey, Jonathan Lipow and Natalie Webb