Network competition in nonlinear pricing

By Wouter Dessein. 2003

151 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Media Technology, Political Science and International Relations, Strategy and Management

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/298db9aed1c011b4db0a69c6e6707853a0749e2a

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In Media Technology

1. Mark Armstrong
2. Jean-Charles Rochet
3. Lars A. Stole
4. Andrei Hagiu
5. Amrit Tiwana

In Political Science and International Relations

1. Mark Armstrong
2. Jean-Charles Rochet
3. Lars A. Stole

In Strategy and Management

1. Lars A. Stole
2. Jean-Charles Rochet
3. Mark Armstrong
4. Andrei Hagiu
5. Julian Wright
6. Jay Pil Choi
7. Tobias Wenzel
8. Feng Zhu

Citations in the corpus

• Investments and Network Competition (2003, unknown): “Dessein (2001) introduces customers’ heterogeneity in volume demand (some customers are light users and some customers are heavy users).”
• The Economics of Multidimensional Screening (2003, background): “29 Such a framework has been usefully employed recently by Laffont, Rey, and Tirole (1998a, 1998b) and Dessein (1999) for studying competition between telecommunications networks.”
• The theory of access pricing and interconnection (2001, background): “The analysis of this case appears to be somewhat technical, and for some preliminary results see Dessein (2003).”
• Mobile Call Termination (2009, unknown): “The setting used is similar to Berger (2005), extended to take into account of FTM calls and the presence of more than two mobile firms.”