Netnomics

1999 - 2022

Current editor(s): Stefan Voß

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Non-binding sequential exchange between discounting agents pp. 187-208: Timothy Mathews
e-Honesty: when does it pay? pp. 209-219: Georgiy Lyudyno and Sudipta Sarangi
Will industrial districts exploit B2B? A local experience and a general assessment pp. 221-242: Guido Fioretti

On capacity sharing in network congestion epochs pp. 87-101: Diego Lanzi
The economics of open source software for a competitive firm pp. 103-117: Richard Hawkins
Indirect information exchange pp. 119-151: Gamal Atallah
Dynamic supernetworks for the integration of social networks and supply chains with electronic commerce: modeling and analysis of buyer–seller relationships with computations pp. 153-185: Tina Wakolbinger and Anna Nagurney

On the Economics of Multicasting pp. 1-20: Yuval Shavitt, Peter Winkler and Avishai Wool
Exchange Market for Complex Goods: Theory and Experiments pp. 21-42: Eugene Fink, Josh Johnson and Jenny Hu
Internet Interconnection Economic Model and its Analysis: Peering and Settlement pp. 43-57: Martin B. Weiss and Seung Jae Shin
Pricing Strategies and Service Differentiation pp. 59-81: Michel Mandjes

Why Agents for Automated Negotiations Should Be Adaptive pp. 101-118: David van Bragt and J.A. La Poutré
The Progressive Second Price Mechanism in a Stochastic Environment pp. 119-147: Patrick Maillé and Bruno Tuffin
Incentives for the Expansion of Network Capacity in a “Peering” Free Access Settlement pp. 149-159: Roberto Roson
Digital Security Tokens and Their Derivatives pp. 161-179: Kanta Matsuura

Special Issue on the Microeconomics of the New Economy pp. 1-4: Toker Doganoglu and Katharina Sailer
Merger Control in the New Economy pp. 5-20: Lars-Hendrik Röller and Christian Wey
The Effects of Integration on R&D Incentives in Systems Markets pp. 21-32: Jay Choi, Gwanghoon Lee and Christodoulos Stefanadis
Sequential Product Design pp. 33-42: Sencer Ecer
Dynamic Price Competition with Consumption Externalities pp. 43-69: Toker Doganoglu
Idiosyncrasies of the Software Development Process and Their Relation to Software Patents: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Evidence pp. 71-96: Knut Blind and Jakob Edler

Arbitrated Sharing of Traffic in Telecommunication Networks: Technoeconomical Considerations pp. 105-129: Perambur S. Neelakanta and Daniel M. Baeza
Consumer Choice Behavior and Electronic Shopping Systems – A Theoretical Note pp. 131-144: Timo Koivumäki, Rauli Svento, Jukka Perttunen and Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
Awareness of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks' Dangers: Role of Internet Pricing Mechanisms pp. 145-162: Miguel Lejeune
Dynamics of Link Failure Events in Network Markets pp. 163-185: Giorgos Cheliotis and Chris Kenyon
Supply Chain Networks and Electronic Commerce: A Theoretical Perspective pp. 187-220: Anna Nagurney, Jon Loo, June Dong and Ding Zhang
Internet Growth and Economic Theory pp. 221-225: Rajeev Goel and Edward W.T. Hsieh

The Inefficiency of First and Second Price Auctions in Dynamic Stochastic Environments pp. 1-18: Dale Stahl
Market Integration and Technological Change pp. 19-37: Paul de Bijl and Sanjeev Goyal
Trading Portfolios Electronically – An Experimental Approach pp. 39-71: Sayee Srinivasan
The Quality of Information in Electronic Groups pp. 73-97: Michael Bacharach and Oliver Board

Standardising Electronic Means of Payment? pp. 87-101: Aloys Prinz
Will Online Shopping Compete More with Traditional Retailing or Catalog Shopping? pp. 103-117: Michael Ward
Risk Management for E-Cash Systems with Partial Real-Time Audit pp. 119-127: Yacov Yacobi
The Emerging Position of the Internet as an Advertising Medium pp. 129-148: Alvin J. Silk, Lisa R. Klein and Ernst R. Berndt
Pricing and Cost Recovery for Internet Services: Practical Review, Classification, and Application of Relevant Models pp. 149-171: Burkhard Stiller, Peter Reichl and Simon Leinen
Text Services and Universal Service Obligations pp. 173-189: Mary K. Perkins

Banking is essential, banks are not. The future of financial intermediation in the age of the Internet pp. 7-22: Hanno Beck
Optimization in electronic markets: examples in combinatorial auctions pp. 23-33: Stan van Hoesel and Rudolf Müller
A framework for analysing strategies of Internet Service Providers pp. 35-65: Erik Wierstra, Gabriele Kulenkampff and Hans Schaffers
Effects of pricing on Internet user behavior pp. 67-84: Jörn Altmann, Björn Rupp and Pravin Varaiya

A coordination middleware for collaborative component-oriented distributed applications pp. 85-99: Khalil Drira
Coordinating electronic commerce activities in MANIFOLD pp. 101-116: George Papadopoulos and Farhad Arbab
Integrating Web-based e-commerce applications with business application systems pp. 117-138: Martin Gaedke and Klaus Turowski
Conceptual Knowledge Markup Language: An introduction pp. 139-169: Robert Kent
Towards an agent middleware framework for e-commerce pp. 171-189: Larry Korba
Component leasing on the World Wide Web pp. 191-219: H.-A. Jacobsen, O. Günther and G. Riessen

Java and object standardization in the Internet – A way to more competition in the software industry? pp. 107-126: Ralf Menkhoff
Economics of advertising: Emerging functions of Internet advertising pp. 127-136: Marcus Ling, Kevin Lawler, Norman McBain and Alfredo Moscardini
Electronic money and the network externalities theory: lessons for real life pp. 137-171: Leo Van Hove
Should the Internet care about regulation? Regulation and convergence pp. 173-185: Eric de Fontenay
A framework for micropayment evaluation pp. 187-200: Carsten Schmidt and Rudolf Müller
Arrow: A flexible architecture for an accounting and charging infrastructure in the Next Generation Internet pp. 201-223: George Fankhauser, Burkhard Stiller and Bernhard Plattner
Virtual travel agencies pp. 225-235: Matthias Kuom and Britta Oertel

Introduction to the Berlin Meeting pp. 1-2: Thorsten Wichmann
Applying game theory to automated negotiation pp. 1-9: Ken Binmore and Nir Vulkan
Money in the real and the virtual world: e‐money, c‐money and the demand for cb‐money pp. 11-35: Aloys Prinz
Raiding the net: Is there a need for an information highway patrol? pp. 37-52: Thorsten Schilling
Regulatory issues in electronic money: A legal‐economics analysis pp. 53-70: Boon‐Chye Lee and Olujoke Longe‐Akindemowo
Jobs on the wire: In search of the perfect labor market pp. 71-88: Hanno Beck
On the economics of Internet peering pp. 89-105: Pio Baake and Thorsten Wichmann