Connectivity in the Commercial Internet
By J. Crémer, Patrick Rey, Jean Tirole. 2003
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Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research
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- Net Neutrality and Investment Incentives (2010, unknown): “See also Cremer, Rey, and Tirole (2000) for incentives to selectively degrade the quality of interconnection between Internet backbone providers.”
- On the Receiver Pays Principle (2003, unknown): “1 See Armstrong (1998, 2000), Carter-Wright (1999,2000), Cherdron (2000) , Dessein (1999 a, b), Gans-”
- Avoiding market dominance: product compatibility in markets with network effects (2009, background): “If there is complete compatibility then there are no foregone network effects, and the presence ∗University of California, Irvine; jiaweic@uci.edu.”
- Restoration of Services in Interdependent Infrastructure Systems: A Network Flows Approach (2007, background): “[21] looked at issues relating to the physical construction of the Internet, focusing on issues of connectivity and degradation of service, but focused completely on only its system’s components.”
- Strategic investments with spillovers, vertical integration and foreclosure in the broadband access market (2004, background): “The regional ISPs usually have long-term contracts with the providers of transatlantic-lines and access to the core global backbones (Crémer et al., 2000).”
- Coordination and Lock-In: Competition with Switching Costs and Network Effects (2006, unknown): “Crémer et al. (2000), Dewatripont and Legros (2000), Ennis (2002), and Malueg and Schwartz (2006) discuss the economics of this concern. 193 Farrell and Saloner (1986b) and Haan (2003) explore the anticompetitive potential of preannouncements or vaporware; Dranove and Gandal (2003) found preannounce”
- Two-Sided Markets: A Tentative Survey (2005, background): “An example could be some real estate agencies, sharing directories of units for sale, or Internet backbones with peering interconnection agreements ( Cremer, Rey and Tirole, 2000; Little and Wright, 2000; and Roson, 2003).”