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1. Internet Economics - Bailey, Joseph P.
The Internet, a growing network of networks, is an often touted and often misunderstoodtechnology.

2. Opening the Set-Top Market - Bailey, Joseph P.
As the cable television networks transition from a broadcast-only network, to a high-bandwidthtwo-way network, the importance and functionality of the set-top box increases.

3. Internet Economics: What Happens When Constituencies Collide? - Bailey, Joseph P.; McKnight, Lee
This paper describes the emerging field of InternetEconomics and some of the constituencies which areshaping it.

4. The Impact of Regulation on Sustainable Infrastructure Competition and Investment in Advanced Communications Services: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks in America and the European Union - Kiessling, Thomas

5. A Contribution to the Understanding of Illegal Copying of Software: Empirical and Analytical Evidence Against Conventional Wisdom - Osorio, Carlos A.
This paper analyzes the causes of illegal copying and its effects in the software market across 66countries.

6. Availability of Broadband Internet Access: Emperical Evidence - Gillett, Sharon Eisner; Lehr, William

7. A Game Theoretic Modeling and Analysis for Internet Access Market - Correa, Hector; Weiss, Martin; Shin, Seung-Jae
In this paper, we study the local dial-up Internet access market using a game theoretic model.

8. The Application of IP Telephony to Local Exchange Carriers - McGarty, Terrence

9. Internet Interconnection Economic Model and its Analysis: Peering and Settlement - Shin, Seung-Jae; Weiss, Martin
However, for thepast several years, many ISPs broke their peering arrangement because ofasymmetric traffic pattern and asymmetric benefit and cost from the peering.

10. The Internet Protocol (IP) and Global Telecommunications Transformation - McGarty, Terrence

11. A Proposal for Efficient Use of the Television Spectrum - Weiss, Martin
It is widely recognized that broadcast spectrum is utilized inefficiently.

12. Wireless Local Loop in Developing Regions: Is It Too Soon For Data? - Kibati, Mugo; Krairit, Donya

13. Committee Jurisdiction and Internet Intellectual Property Protection - deFigueiredo, John
This paper examines the impact of increasingly common congressional committee jurisdictionalturf wars on policy outcomes.

14. Interconnection Payments in Telecommunications: A Competitive Market Approach - Gabel, David
In this paper, we first discuss the concept of "Bill-and-Keep" whereby the party that receives acall pays for receiving the call.

15. Optical Networks and the Future of Broadband Services - Lehr, William; McKnight, Lee; Ferreira, Petro
The evolution of broadband services will depend on the widespread deployment of opticalnetworks.

16. Best Effort versus Spectrum Markets: Wideband and Wi-Fi versus 3G MVNOs? - McKnight, Lee; Linsenmayer, Raymond; Lehr, William
This paper asks is whether (i) 3rd generation wireless services, as embodied in theplanned and soon to be offered services emerging first in Asia and Europe, or (ii) theunlicensed wireless services such as 802.11 or wi-fi but also including more advancedwideband and ultrawideband (UWB) services which are being experimented withprimarily in North America, offer more compelling visions for advanced wirelessservices.

17. Internet Price Discrimination, Self-Regulation, Public Policy and Global Electronic Commerce - Bailey, Joseph P.

18. Critical Business Decisions for Integrated Services - Bailey, Joseph P.; McKnight, Lee W.; Sharifi, Husham S.

19. Show Me the Money: Contracts and Agents in the Service Level Agreement Markets - McKnight, Lee; Lehr, William
Delivering real-time services (Internet telephony, video conferencing, andstreaming media as well as business-critical data applications) across the Internet requiresend-to-end quality of service (QoS) guarantees, which requires a hierarchy of contracts.

20. Flexible Specialization Path of the Internet - Kavassalis, Petros; Lehr, William

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