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The paper uses both the single rotation and ongoing rotation framework to study the impact of yield tax, lump-sum tax, cash flow tax and tax on interest rate earnings on the privately optimal rotation period when forest value growth is stochastic and forest owners are either risk neutral or risk averse. In the case of risk-neutral forest owner higher yield tax raises the optimal harvesting thre...

Elizabeth Barnes has recently developed an account of disability that is sensitive to the role self-evaluation. To have a physical is, according Barnes, body merely different from norm. Yet, as notes, some disabilities will genuinely frustrate life plans. It may be case, therefore, instrumentally bad for person and acquiring one genuine loss. Equally, however, value such it good them they exper...

In the context of cooperative games with transferable utility, an inclusive collusion grants each colluding player access to resources of all colluding players and therefore transforms a given game. Inclusive collusion neutrality requires that no group of players can change their total payo↵ with an inclusive collusion. Assuming that collusion formation is governed by a network defined over pla...

Net neutrality is an important telecommunications policy debate. This debate is closely tied to technological innovation, economic development, and information access. Values help shape stakeholders’ positions on this debate. This paper examines the role of values in shaping the Net neutrality debate through a content analysis of public hearings on Net neutrality. The paper presents a quantitat...

Whether to legislate to maintain " net neutrality " , the current status quo of prohibiting broadband service providers from charging online websites for preferential access to their residential and commercial customers, has become a subject under fierce debate. We develop a stylized game-theoretic model to address two critical issues of the net neutrality: (1) who are gainers and losers of aba...

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 159 I. THE CASE AND TRIPPING POINT FOR DEREGULATION ..................... 160 II. THE EXPANDED ROLE OF ANTITRUST ............................................. 165 III. “NETWORK NEUTRALITY” ............................................................. 175 CONCLUSION....................................

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INTRODUCTION..................................................................................... 20 I. WHAT PEOPLE ARE ARGUING ABOUT WHEN THEY ARGUE ABOUT NET NEUTRALITY............................................ 22 A. A Taxonomy of IP Networks ................................................... 22 B. A Taxonomy of Net Neutrality Proposals ................................. 24 1. The Anti-Bloc...