Complementary network externalities and technological adoption

Article Abstract:

The use of complementary network externalities in model form can show that the number of consumers who purchase the same hardware is the determining factor in the consumption benefit of hardware. The model can be used to examine the impact of the interaction between the hardware and software producers on the chances of two competing hardware technologies being successful. The market prospects of hardware cannot be improved by a regulator if the regulator is restricted to mandating adoption of hardware technology, but regulation could have a role to play where price and entry regulation of the software industry can be achieved.

Hardware, Management science

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Delegation, market share and the limit price in sequential entry models

Article Abstract:

A company's limit pricing output provides a good summary of that corporation's cost ability for entry deterrence and illustrates equilibrium economic behavior. Use of a sequential entry model with linear demand and quadratic costs, enhances characterization of all equilibrium types.

Management, Market share, Equilibrium (Economics)

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Internalizing of airport congestion: a network analysis

Article Abstract:

A network analysis of airport congestion tolls computation rule presented by American Economic Review is presented.

United States, Software Publishers, Services information, Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, Networking Software Pkgs, Analysis, Usage, Services, Technology application, Network software, Internalization

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