In this paper we explore strategic decision making in new technology adoption by utilizing economic analysis. We show how asymmetric information affects firms' decisions to adopt the technology. We do so in a two-stage game-theoretic model where the first-stage investment results in the...

This study investigates how a financial market mechanism, auditing, shapes a firm's engagement in global value chains and product choice. We examine the effect of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board's (PCAOB) inspections on non-U.S. auditors, which induce higher reporting quality of...

In this study we developed a conceptual model for studying the adoption of electronic business (e-business or EB) at the firm level, incorporating six adoption facilitators and inhibitors, based on the technology-organization-environment theoretical framework. Survey data from 3,100 businesses...

Digital technologies and, especially, the Internet are profoundly reshaping the motion picture industry. Video-on-demand heightens the trend toward digitization and disintermediation. In the short term, the increasing use of digital technologies may result in significant cost reductions...

Drawing from recent literature on bundling theory, this paper explores the implications of digital bundling for the music industry. Bundling can be very effective as both a profit-maximizing tool and a competitive weapon, particularly as electronic distribution of digital music files gains...

In this study we developed a set of constructs to measure e-commerce capability in Internet-enhanced organizations. The e-commerce capability metrics consist of four dimensions - information, transaction, customization, and supplier connection. These measures were empirically validated for...