Studies on the Neutrality of Antihydrogen

The aim of this paper is to verify the hypothesis of money neutrality in the Italian experience. After a critical overview of the traditional techniques employed to verify this hypothesis, cointegration technique is used to verify: long-run neutrality, weak evidence of long-run superneutrality but absence of hyperneutrality. The absence of hyperneutrality implies that an acceleration of the gro...

Information-neutral recommender systems aim to make recommendations whose neutrality from the specified viewpoint is guaranteed. Such systems are developed for dissolving a filter bubble problem, which is the bias or restriction that provided to people by the influence of personalization technologies. Our previously developed system was not scalable because efficient optimization techniques cou...

This paper examines the mechanics of intertemporal information provision in dynastic governments. It has been suggested that “horizontal accountability,” i.e., a system of governance where cross-checking capabilities lie outside the executive branch, can ensure credible information transmission. The results here suggest a cautious approach to that view. Government is modelled as a dynastic sequ...

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We first motivate a methodological approach to network economics research using tools from Industrial Organization (IO). We then demonstrate the utility of such models in light of an increasingly important problem of interconnection failures that includes network neutrality problem. In particular, we focus on a subset of the problem by focusing on direct interconnection failures when ISPs price...

Net neutrality is believed to prevent Internet fragmentation. We examine the relationship between net neutrality regulation and Internet fragmentation in a game-theoretic model that considers the interplay between termination fees, exclusivity and competition between two Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and between two Content Providers (CPs). An exclusivity arrangement between an ISP and a CP...

The network market shows a hierarchy of providers, with backbone providers and access providers. We aim in this paper at describing the economic relationships between those network providers, where content providers are associated to backbone providers while access providers compete to attract end users. We study those interactions thanks to game theory, using a multi-level game model. We analy...

The reuse of existing knowledge is an indispensable part of the creation of novel ideas. In the creative domain knowledge reuse is a common practice known as ‘‘remixing’’. With the emergence of open internet-based platforms in recent years, remixing has found its way from the world of music and art to the design of arbitrary physical goods. However, despite its obvious relevance for the number ...