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We examine the geography of early stage entrepreneurial finance in the context of an internet marketplace for funding … limited reputations. At the same time, however, observers of the spatial effects of the internet and related technologies … report that many economic activities have become much less geographically dependent. At an aggregate level, the internet …
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This article emphasises that a key to understanding the (net) benefits of the Internet is to remember that all online … distribution costs associated with the diffusion of the Internet had a heterogeneous impact across locations. …
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Drawing on the literature on online advertising, I argue that the fundamental economic difference between online and offline advertising is a substantial reduction in the cost of targeting. This cost reduction informs what I view as the main themes in the online advertising literature:...
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research including implications for firms’ revenue models from the increasing importance of the mobile Internet. Copyright …
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The authors test opposing theories on how urban locations influenced the diffusion of Internet technology. They find … evidence that, controlling for industry, participation in the Internet is more likely in rural areas than in urban areas …. Nevertheless, talk of the dissolution of cities is premature. Frontier Internet technologies appear more often at establishments in …
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This Economic Letter summarizes research finding that the use of basic internet technology is widely dispersed among … both urban and rural locations. Moreover, although advanced internet technology was adopted most rapidly in large urban … areas, the research finds that much (but not all) of the apparent "digital divide" in internet use can be explained by the …
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This paper develops a new method of identifying why current product unavailability has an effect on future brand choices. If the impact is solely due to changing preferences, then all competitors of the unavailable item gain proportionally to their share; if, however, there is lock-in, then the...
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This paper examines the causes of market concentration in advertising-supported online markets such as sports, news, and email. In particular, it is the first paper to explore the relationship between concentration and product differentiation, economies of scale, market size, advertising,...
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