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Author
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Year
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Road To Open Document Standards, The
This paper looks at a dispute over standards between open source and traditional software interests.
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Per Pinstrup-Andersen |
2006 |
Re-framing Windows: The Durable Meaning of the Microsoft Antitrust Litigation
This paper gives an overview of the results of the Microsoft antitrust case.
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Andy Gavil, Harry First |
2006 |
Coordinating Failures in Product Selection in Monopolistic Competition Models of Innovation
This paper asks what economic factors affect which innovations are made.
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Kiminori Matsuyama |
2006 |
Standards of Power? Technology, Institutions, and Politics in the Development of China’s National Standards Strategy
This paper looks at how Chinese government policies impact high-tech standards.
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Richard P. Suttmeier, Xiangkui Yao, Zixiang (Alex) Tan |
2006 |
Strategic Behavior in Standard-Setting Organizations
The paper looks at how firms behave when setting standards.
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Josh Lerner, Brian J. DeLacey, Kerry Herman, David J. Kiron |
2006 |
Patents and the Performance of Voluntary Standard Setting Organizations
This paper looks the effect of making a firm’s technology part of a standard.
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Marc Rysman, Tim S. Simcoe |
2005 |
How Open is Open Enough? Melding Proprietary and Open Source Platform Strategies
This paper studies Apple, IBM, and Sun Microsystem’s support for open source software.
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Joel West |
2003 |
Regulation and the Internet: Public Choice Insights for Business Organizations
Authors assert that public choice is still an effective tool to understand regulatory changes in the digital economy.
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Emerson Tiller, Robert Simons, Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa |
2003 |
Government Preferences for Promoting Open-Source Software: A Solution in Search of a Problem
This paper looks at whether governments should support open source software.
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David S. Evans, Bernard Reddy |
2002 |
DVD Versus DIVX Standard War, The: Empirical Evidence of Network Effects and Preannouncement Effects
This paper looks at how firms’ announcements about technology to media affect consumers and competition.
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Neil Gandal, David Dranove |
2002 |