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When trains go faster than planes : the strategic reaction of airlines in Spain
Jiménez, Juan Luis; Betancor, Ofelia - 2011
Plans for the development of high speed railways lines (HSR) in Spain are widespread. At the beginning of 2010 four HSR lines were operating in routes where the air transport mode used to be dominant. In this paper we examine through econometric means the air carriers' reaction to these HSR...
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Yardstick regulation and the operators' productivity of railway industry in Japan
Mizutani, Jun; Usami, Munekatsu - In: Research in transportation economics 59 (2016), pp. 86-93
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Effects of diversification strategies on investment in railway business : the case of private railway companies in Japan
Song, Yeon-Jung; Shoji, Ken'ichi - In: Research in transportation economics 59 (2016), pp. 388-396
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Internet of Things and the network economics of operator platforms
Knieps, Günter - 2019
Disruption of tradition network industries and the emergence of innovative physical operator platforms provide challenging governance problems of contractual relationships among different actors involved. The problem solution competence of operator platforms (two-sided, multi-sided) is the...
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Inefficiency and regulation in credence goods markets with altruistic experts
Farukh, Razi; Kerkhof, Anna; Loebbing, Jonas - 2020
provide higher quality services to all consumers. The externality renders the market outcome inefficient. Price regulation …, price regulation should be accompanied by licensing arrangements that cap the number of experts in the market. Our theory … provides a novel rationale for the wide-spread use of price regulation and licensing in real-world markets for expert services. …
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Bork's hoax : antitrust and the internet market
Alleman, James H. - 2021
Robert Bork's Antitrust Paradox (1978) has been justification for lack of antitrust behavior for over four decades. His test essentially asks if consumers are harmed by the pricing practices of the firm in the market in which they purchase the good or service. Even if these firms are monopoly or...
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A model of international roaming regulation and competition in European mobile markets
Baranes, Edmond; Cuong Hung Vuong - 2021
wholesale roaming charges can be sensitive to this regulatory regime. Since introducing a fair use clause in roaming regulation …
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Land use regulation & retail : space constraints and total factor productivity : paper prepared for 50th ERSA Congress, Jönköping, Sweden from 19 - 23 August 2010
Cheshire, Paul C.; Hilber, Christian; Kaplanis, Ioannis - 2010 - Preliminary draft
relate that firmly to land use regulation policies. Our results suggest that TFP rises with store size and that planning …
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The nature and magnitude of the effects of asymmetric regulation of mobile termination rates on the Mexican retail prices
Robles-Rovalo, Arturo; Díaz-Goti, Emiliano; … - 2018
regulation. In our example, the termination rates have been part of a vertical restriction strategy. The observed network … competition, rest on a cost-based asymmetric price regulation. The further research allows a statistical assessment of the … asymmetric price regulation implemented by the Mexican regulatory authority during January 2013 to June 2017. This paper …
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Multisided markets and platform dominance
Alleman, James H.; Baranes, Edmond; Rappoport, Paul N. - 2019
The internet giants - Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, among others - have transformed society with both positive and negative effects. The negative effects have been stark. There have been huge disruptions caused by e-commerce. More recently, subtler, but even more serious negative effects...
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