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"Non-Informational" Services |
The rise of information technologies in "non-informational"
services. Pdf-file |
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Aggregation and Disaggregation of Information Goods |
Implications for Bundling, Site Licensing and Micropayment
Systems |
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An optimal pricing mechanism for Internet's End-Users |
Thesis on Internet economics. Pdf-file |
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Bundling and Competition on the Internet |
Aggregation Strategies for Information Goods. Pdf-file 200 K |
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Bundling Information Goods |
Pricing, Profits and Efficiency. Pdf-file 240 K |
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Competition Policy in the Information Economy |
This paper explores the implication of the shift towards an
information economy for the 3 traditional branches of
competition policy: merges, inter-firm cooperation/collusion and
unilateral conduct by dominant firms. Paper from Carl Shapiro,
August 1999. pdf-file |
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Economics of networks |
Collection of information on economic issues of networks, such
as the telephone and fax communications networks, the internet,
financial exchange and credit card networks, "virtual networks"
etc., by Nicholas Economides, Stern School of Business |
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Economics of Trust in |
Issues of Identity, Privacy and Security. pdf-file 2003 |
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Enterprise in the Information Age |
A chapter from the book Business Networking - Shaping Enterprise
Relationships on the Internet: Challange on the Information Age,
Imperatives on Business in the Information Age, Seven Trends.
pdf-file |
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Exclusivity in Network Industries |
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How Important Will the Information Economy Be? |
Some simple analytics. Paper by J. Bradford DeLong and Lawrence
H Summers from August 2001. Pdf-file |
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How much information? |
A research project by Peter Lyman and Hal R. Varian; This study
is an attempt to measure how much information is produced in the
world each year. It looks at several media and estimate yearly
production, accumulated stock, rates of growth, and other
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Information economy |
Collection of links, partly commented, on economics of the
internet, information goods, intellectual property and related
issues, compiled by Hal Varian |
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Information Economy Report 2005 |
This Information Economy Report 2005 is being published by the
UNCTAD. The Report highlights the extent to which developing
countries are striving to close the gap that separates the
“information haves and have-nots”. pdf-file |
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Measurement and Management |
Revisiting the productivity paradox of information technology.
Pdf-file |
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Monitoring the Information Economy |
Management Summary - The German Information Economy Benchmarked
Internationally
Fig. I. pdf-file. 2003 |
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National Library’s Role in Information Economy |
Once more libraries, in particular, national libraries are
facing the problem of defining their role in the modern society
to forecast necessary actions for sustainable development. pdf-file
2006 |
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Pricing of Services on The Internet |
The authors, Gupta, A., D.O. Stahl & A.B. Whinston, have
developed a priority pricing mechanism based on General
Equilibrium theory in economics, and we use a measure based on
the collective benefits obtained by the users to evaluate the
performance of the system. |
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Shared Information Goods |
Once purchased, information goods are often shared among groups
of consumers. This paper asks whether these various forms of
sharing undermine seller profit. Pdf-file 119 K |
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The Digital Technology Boomerang |
New Intellectual Property Rights Threaten Global "Open Science";
Abstract, pdf download version available |
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The Economics of Network Management |
Why are pricing issues the key to infrastructure investment and
further growth of the Internet? Pdf-file |
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The Role of Geography in the Information Economy |
The case of multimedia. Pdf-file |
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