| Information Economics and Policy 2006 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A model of piracy.(software) | Library and information science | Choi, Jay Pil, Bae, Sang Hoo |
| An economic model of fair use. | Library and information science | Miceli, Thomas J., Adelstein, Richard P. |
| An empirical analysis of voluntary payments for information goods on the Internet. | Library and information science | Frank, Bjorn, Borch, Rainald, Robledo, Julio R. |
| A spatial taxonomy of broadband regions in the United States. | Library and information science | Gubesic, Tony H. |
| Broadcast competition and advertising with free entry: subscription vs. free-to-air.(markets) | Library and information science | Choi, Jay Pil |
| Clusters and regional development: some cautionary observations from the semiconductor industry.(transactions-costs assumptions) | Library and information science | Arita, Tomokazu, McCann, Philip |
| Collaboration, peer review and open source software. | Library and information science | Johnson, Justin P. |
| Collusion without communication.(explicit instruction on coordination prices) | Library and information science | Muren, Astri, Pyddoke, Roger |
| Cost structure and complementarity in U.S. telecommunications, 1989-1999.(United States) | Library and information science | Lorincz, Szabolcs |
| Determinants of profit in the broadcasting industry: evidence from Japanese micro data. | Library and information science | Kasuga, Norihiro, Shishikura, Manabu |
| Diffusion of the Internet and low inflation in the information economy.(cost reduction and efficiency improving technology) | Library and information science | Meijers, Huub |
| Digital identity: how users value the attributes of online identifiers. | Library and information science | Kim, Tai-Yoo, Lee, Jongsu, Park, Yuri, Mueller, Milton L. |
| Fundamental instability: why telecom is becoming a cyclical and oligopolistic industry. | Library and information science | Noam, Eli M. |
| History matters in Greece: the adoption of internet-enabled computers by small and medium sized enterprises. | Library and information science | Pontikakis, D., Lin, Y., Demirbas, D. |
| ICT intensity and New Zealand's productivity malaise: is the glass half empty or half full?(information and communications technology) | Library and information science | Engelbrecht, Hans-Jurgen, Xayavong, Vilaphonh |
| ICT productivity and firm propensity to innovative investment: evidence from Italian microdata.(information and communication technology) | Library and information science | Atzeni, Gianfranco E., Carboni, Oliviero A. |
| Individual and collective determinants of academic scientists' productivity. | Library and information science | Matt, Mireille, Carayol, Nicolas |
| Multi-level markets and incentives for information goods.(marketing) | Library and information science | Schmidt, Andreas U. |
| On the design of input prices: can TELRIC prices ever be optimal?(Federal Communications Commission) | Library and information science | Sappington, David E.M. |
| Piracy of digital products: a critical review of the theoretical literature. | Library and information science | Peitz, Martin, Waelbroeck, Patrick |
| Platform competition and broadband uptake: theory and empirical evidence from the European Union. | Library and information science | |
| Publishers, artists and copyright enforcement. | Library and information science | Shy, Oz, Gayer, Amit |
| Scale economies and scope economies in the Japanese broadcasting market. | Library and information science | Asai, Sumiko |
| The dynamics of home computer ownership in Greece.(research findings) | Library and information science | Demoussis, Michael, Giannaopoulos, Nicholas |
| The economic impact of telecommunications diffusion on UK productivity growth. | Library and information science | Correa, Lisa |
| The future of wireless telecommunications: spectrum as a critical resource. | Library and information science | Faulhaber, Gerald R. |
| The quantitative evaluation of the economic impact of e-government: a structural modelling approach. | Library and information science | Picci, Lucio |
| Where are we going? Technologies, markets and long-range public policy issues in European communications. | Library and information science | Doyle, Chris, Cave, Martin, Prosperetti, Luigi |
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