Information Economics and Policy

1983 - 2025

Current editor(s): D. Waterman

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Volume 17, issue 4, 2005

A simulation analysis of the market effect of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation pp. 407-427

Jamie Alcock and George Docwra

The nature of economic change and management in a new knowledge based information economy pp. 428-456

Gunnar Eliasson

Two-part tariffs in the online gaming industry: The role of creative destruction and network externalities pp. 457-470

Kieron Meagher and Ernie Teo

Does decrease in copying cost support copyright term extension? pp. 471-494

Michael Y. Yuan

Universal telecommunication service: A world perspective pp. 495-512

Christopher Garbacz and Herbert Thompson

Freeware as a competitive deterrent pp. 513-534

Ernan Haruvy and Ashutosh Prasad

Volume 17, issue 3, 2005

The Swedish ICT miracle -- myth or reality? pp. 275-301

Harald Edquist

Free Internet access: When is it suitable? pp. 302-316

Marco Fioramanti

Advertising, search costs, and social welfare pp. 317-333

Andrew Stivers and Victor J. Tremblay

Direct versus indirect international R&D spillovers pp. 334-348

Gwanghoon Lee

Compensation for copying and bargaining pp. 349-364

Hiroshi Kinokuni

Prices for local area network equipment pp. 365-388

Mark Doms and Chris Forman

Bug-fixing and code-writing: The private provision of open source software pp. 389-406

Jürgen Bitzer and Philipp Schröder

Volume 17, issue 2, 2005

The pattern and externality effect of diffusion of mobile telecommunications: the case of the OECD and Taiwan pp. 133-148

Show-Ling Jang, Shau-Chi Dai and Simona Sung

Do internet incumbents choose low interconnection quality? pp. 149-164

Øystein Foros, Hans Jarle Kind and Jan Sand

Price regulation and quality pp. 165-174

Dennis L. Weisman

Valuing the benefits of public libraries pp. 175-198

Svanhild Aabo

Technological cooperation and product substitution in UK retail banking: the case of customer services pp. 199-215

Davide Consoli

Price cap regulation, revenue sharing and information acquisition pp. 217-230

Elisabetta Iossa and Francesca Stroffolini

Price cap regulation in the Mexican telephone industry pp. 231-246

Daniel Flores

Impact of the legal and institutional framework on the financial architecture of new economy firms in developing countries pp. 247-269

Danny Cassimon and Peter-Jan Engelen

J. Mokyr, The Gifts of Athena: Historical Origins of the Knowledge Economy, Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford (2002) pp. 271-273

N. von Tunzelmann

Volume 17, issue 1, 2005

Price-cap regulation and service-quality in telecommunications: an empirical study pp. 1-12

Marcelo Resende and Luis Otavio Facanha

Local telephone rate structures: before and after the Act pp. 13-34

Bradley S. Wimmer and Gregory L. Rosston

Product specification, multi-product screening and bundling: the case of pay TV pp. 35-59

Claude Crampes and Abraham Hollander

Do lower search costs reduce prices and price dispersion? pp. 61-72

Pedro Pereira

Estimation of consumer preferences on new telecommunications services: IMT-2000 service in Korea pp. 73-84

Yeonbae Kim

The viability of fixed wireless access in the Spanish market pp. 85-96

Manuel Espias and Jorge Perez

Intermodal competition in local telecommunications markets pp. 97-113

David G. Loomis and Christopher M. Swann

Financing of technology-intensive small businesses: some evidence on the uniqueness of the ICT sector pp. 115-132

Ari Hyytinen and Mika Pajarinen

Volume 16, issue 4, 2004

Roaming free?: Roaming network selection and inter-operator tariffs pp. 497-517

Roger Salsas and Christian Koboldt

Economic determinants of global mobile telephony growth pp. 519-534

Gary Madden and Grant Coble-Neal

The welfare effect of quality degradation in the presence of network externalities pp. 535-552

Jong-Hee Hahn

The product market opportunity loss of mandated disclosure pp. 553-577

Alison J. Kirby

Volume 16, issue 3, 2004

Competition in telecommunications: an introduction pp. 315-321

Martin Peitz, Tommaso Valletti and Julian Wright

Network competition with heterogeneous customers and calling patterns pp. 323-345

Wouter Dessein

Network interconnection with participation constraints pp. 347-373

Stephen Poletti and Julian Wright

Network interconnection with asymmetric networks and heterogeneous calling patterns pp. 375-390

Mark Armstrong

Access charges and quality choice in competing networks pp. 391-409

Carlo Cambini and Tommaso Valletti

Dynamic regulation and entry in telecommunications markets: a policy framework pp. 411-437

Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz

Network interconnection with competitive transit pp. 439-458

David Gilo and Yossi Spiegel

Pricing access to Internet service providers pp. 459-473

Julian Wright

Reconciling the off-net cost pricing principle with efficient network utilization pp. 475-494

Patrick DeGraba

Volume 16, issue 2, 2004

Networking for foreign direct investment: the telecommunications industry and its effect on investment pp. 159-164

Taylor Reynolds, Charles Kenny, Jia Liu and Christine Zhen-Wei Qiang

Choice of technology in outsourcing: an endogenous information structure pp. 165-178

Dongsoo Shin and Sungho Yun

Audience characteristics and the price of advertising in a circulation industry: evidence from US magazines pp. 179-196

Craig Depken

Peer-to-peer file sharing communities pp. 197-213

Brendan Cunningham, Peter J. Alexander and Nodir Adilov

The effect of Section 271 on competitive entry into local telecommunications markets: an initial evaluation pp. 215-233

Keith Brown and Paul Zimmerman

Compatibility choice by multi-market firms pp. 235-254

Marc van Wegberg

Localized product innovation: the role of proximity in the Lancastrian product space pp. 255-274

Cristiano Antonelli

Information pooling and collusion: an empirical analysis pp. 275-286

Azzeddine Azzam and Santiago Salvador

Service-based vs. facility-based competition in local access networks pp. 287-306

Marc Bourreau and Pinar Dogan

Philip Mirowski, Machine Dreams: Economics Becomes a Cyborg Science, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, MA, 2002, pp. xiv + 655, US$37.00, ISBN 0-521-77283-4 pp. 307-309

J. L. Enos

Cost proxy models and telecommunications policy: a new empirical approach to regulation: Farid Gasmi, D. Mark Kennet, Jean-Jacques Laffont and William W. Sharkey, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, xvi + 257. US$ 45.00 ISBN 0-262-07237-8 pp. 311-313

Yale M. Braunstein

Volume 16, issue 1, 2004

Innovation, competition, standards and intellectual property: policy perspectives from economics and law pp. 1-11

Peter Drahos and Imelda Maher

Compulsory licensing of technology and the essential facilities doctrine pp. 13-29

Reiko Aoki and John Small

Intellectual property and price discrimination: Do as you please in the name of innovation? pp. 31-55

Alex Sundakov and Anna McKinlay

A skeptical look at Mansfield's famous 1994 survey pp. 57-65

Paul J. Heald

Standards and intellectual property rights: an economic and legal perspective pp. 67-89

Gary Lea and Peter Hall

Patenting genetic materials' unresolved issues and promoting competition in biotechnology pp. 91-112

Charles Lawson

Intellectual property and price discrimination: a challenge for Australian competition law pp. 113-134

Frances Hanks

When means become ends: considering the impact of patent strategy on innovation pp. 135-158

Stuart Macdonald