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their own or with filtering in reducing or eliminating spam. When filtering is used in conjunction with either price the …We analyze three potential solutions to the spamn problem - sender pays pricing, receiver pays pricing and filtering … - used alone or concurrently. We find that filters alone may exacerbate the spam problem if the spammer tries to evade them …
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This study examines sources of telecommunications sector productivity growth. Total factor productivity (TFP) growth is calculated using the Malmquist productivity index for a sample of 74 countries for the period 1991 through 1995. An econometric model is estimated which relates TFP growth to...
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We analyze the success of filtering as a solution to the spam problem when used alone or concurrently with sender … pricing, receiver pricing, or both. We find that filtering alone may exacerbate the spam problem in terms of both the total … number of spam message sent and the expected number of spam messages received, because it may cause the spammer to send …
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Although we have many tools to understand the effect of regulation on firm entry, we know little about the importance of actual regulation enforcement. For this purpose, this paper uses data from Spain's local television industry from 1995 through 2001, which provide a unique opportunity for...
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In this paper we try to present the main trends of evolution of the ICT sector. Its dynamics, supported by a constant technical progress in ICs, compounded with “non convexities” such as network effects and high sunk costs, may either lead to a Schumpeter Mark I or Schumpeter Mark II...
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We examine the interrelation between interconnection and competition in the internet backbone market.Networks asymmetric in size choose among different interconnection regimes and compete for end-users.We show that a direct interconnection regime, Peering, softens competition compared to...
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Network operators of competing infrastructures in European electronic communications markets face asymmetric regulation: incumbent telecommunications firms are required to open their networks for retail broadband competition, while cable companies have no such obligation. Furthermore, for...
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Network operators of competing infrastructures in European electronic communications markets face asymmetric regulation: incumbent telecommunications firms are required to open their networks for retail broadband competition, while cable companies have no such obligation. Furthermore, for...
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