| Information Economics and Policy 2003 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An assessment of telecommunications reform in developing countries. | Library and information science | Mattoo, Aaditya, Fink, Carsten, Rathindran, Randeep |
| Consumer heterogeneity, incomplete information and pricing in a duopoly with switching costs. | Library and information science | Gabrielsen, Tommy Staahl, Vagstad, Steiner |
| Copyleft-the economics of Linux and other open source software. | Library and information science | Mustonen, Mikko |
| Copy-protection policies and profitability. | Library and information science | Kinokuni, Hiroshi |
| Copyright protection and hardware taxation. | Library and information science | Shy, Oz, Gayer, Amit |
| Cross ownership of wireline and wireless communications carriers: synergy or collusion?. | Library and information science | Byong-Sam Choi, Byong-Hun Ahn, Yong-Sam Park |
| Does incentive regulation 'cause' degradation of retail telephone service quality?. | Library and information science | Banerjee, Aniruddha |
| Effects of the Internet on the spatial structure of innovation networks. | Library and information science | Kaufmann, A., Lehner, P., Todtling, F. |
| Entry in the telecommunication: Customer loyalty, price sensitivity, and access prices. | Library and information science | Lommerud, Kjell Erik, Sorgard, Lars |
| Incentives for non-price discrimination. | Library and information science | Weisman, Dennis L., Kondaurova, Irina |
| Integration and access regulations in telecommunication. | Library and information science | Zhou, Huizhong |
| International differences in telecommunications demand. | Library and information science | Martins, Maris Lurdes Castro |
| Local exchange competition and the Telecommunications Act of 1996. | Library and information science | Krouse, Clement, Park, Jongsur |
| Mimicking vs. counter-programming strategies for television programs. | Library and information science | Bourreau, Marc |
| Multimarket contact of US newspaper chains: circulation competition and market coordination. | Library and information science | Fu, W. Wayne |
| My scale or your meter? evaluating methods of measuring the Internet. | Library and information science | Giacomello, Giampiero, Picci, Lucio |
| Network externalities, price discrimination and profitable piracy. | Library and information science | King, Stephen P., Lampe, Ryan |
| Open and closed systems of two-sided networks. | Library and information science | Schiff, Aaron |
| Policy-induced competition: The telecommunications experiments. | Library and information science | Faulhaber, Gerald R. |
| Profit and audience maximization in broadcasting markets. | Library and information science | Mangani, Andrea |
| Subscriptions for direct broadcast satellite and cable television in the US: An empirical analysis. | Library and information science | Karikari, John Agyei, Brown, Stephen M., Abramowitz, Amy D. |
| The advantage of network size in acquiring new subscribers: A conditional logit analysis of the Korean mobile telephony market. | Library and information science | Hee-Su Kim, Kwon, Namhoon |
| The determinants of international telephone traffic imbalances. | Library and information science | Linghui Tang |
| The digital divide: understanding the economics of new information and communication technology in the global economy. | Library and information science | Antonelli, Cristiano |
| The fragmentation of America's telecommunications system: the operational implications of network unbundling. | Library and information science | Weber, Joseph H. |
| The late take-off phenomenon in the diffusion of telecommunication services: network effect and the critical mass. | Library and information science | Lim, Byeong-Lak, Choi, Munkee, Park, Myeong-Cheol |
| Willingness to pay for the rural telephone service Bangladesh and Peru. | Library and information science | Torero, Maximo, Chowdhury, Shyamal K., Galdo, Virgilio |
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