Spectrummanagement based on private commons is argued to be a realistic scenario for cognitive radio deployment within the current mobile market structure. A scenario is proposed where a secondary entrant operator leases spectrum from a primary incumbent operator. The secondary operator innovates incorporating cognitive radio technology, and it competes in quality of service and price against t...

We analyze how termination charges affect retail prices when taking into account that receivers derive some utility from a call and when firms may charge consumers for receiving calls. We assume that consumers form expectations about network sizes in a passive, but ex-post rational way. We show that RPP enlarges the set of equilibria compared to CPP. For a given termination charge and inelastic...

Design Management ReviewVolume 32, Issue 4 p. 76-76 InformationFree Access Subscription Information First published: 15 November 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/drev.12172AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use check box below share version article.I have read a...

The study examines the effect of bidding information anchor and other institutional investors, on retail investors' subscription short-term IPO performance in Indian market. also tries to find out specific characteristics which influence investor decisions. results show that investors play a certification role for only. Both follow bids each during book-building period. High subscriptions have ...

We estimate a mixed logit demand model for the Japanese digital content market and measure willingness to pay for service attributes. We find that the willingness to pay for an extra unit of service quality ranges from 62 Yen to 83 Yen per month. Meanwhile, the switching cost, a measure of disutility from switching to other service providers is estimated as 340 Yen ($3) per month, which is appr...

In most models of two-sided markets, demand on one market side depends on the numbers of consumers on the other market side, but not on their composition. We document that prices for advertisements in daily newspapers do not only depend on the number of readers, but also on their location, gender and wealth. Motivated by this, we propose a model of a two-sided market with heterogeneous consumer...