The Economics of Network Industries

By Oz Shy. 2002

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Emergent Macroeconomics: An Agent-Based Approach to Business Fluctuations (2008, neutral): “A tentative explanation for this result has been advanced by Sichel (1991). Suppose that policymakers are interested in lengthening expansions.”
Social network markets: a new definition of the creative industries (2008, background): “10 See for example Castronova (2006), Chai et al. (2007), Potts et al. (2008). cultures, and popularity, such that individual choices are dominated by information feedback over social networks rather than innate preferences and price signals.”
On Patent Licensing in Spatial Competition (2004, neutral): “4 This particular formulation of the utility function in a Hotelling’s linear city model is typical, see Shy (1996, 2000), Shy and Thisse (1999) among others.”
On the role of consumer expectations in markets with network effects (2012, background): “The following results emerge from our analysis: i) The intensity of competition (which is inversely proportional to price levels) increases when network e¤ects increase and/or product 3See also the textbook exposition in Shy (2001).”
The Current and Future State of the Sharing Economy (2017, background): “According to Shy, networks can be further characterized by externalities (Shy, 2001).”
Network Effects and Total Economic Impact in Transport Appraisal (2005, background): “Others include telecommunication networks, broadcasting and the internet, and networks to supply electricity, gas and water (see Shy, 2001 for an overview).”
Consumer choice and local network effects in mobile telecommunications in Turkey (2013, background): “Hence, location based social interactions are becoming more important in the economic analysis of social interactions (Akerlof, 1997; Shy, 2001).”
Resources and transaction costs: how property rights economics furthers the resource‐based view (2005, background): “A third path is to connect with the significant amount of literature on technological spillovers (externalities) (Shy, 2001).16 This literature highlights the central trade-off between limiting spillovers to other firms (i.e., protect property rights to knowledge resources) vs. sharing with these…”