1. Dae-Yong Ahn,
Chung-Ang University, Jason A. Duan, University of Texas
at Austin, and Carl F. Mela, Duke University, “An Equilibrium Model of User Generated Content,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-13.
2.
Marco Antonielli, Barcelona Graduate
School of Economics, Lapo Filistrucchi, Tilburg University, “Collusion and the political
differentiation of newspapers,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-26.
3.
Hilal Atasoy, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, “ICT Use and Labor: Firm-Level Evidence from Turkey,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-23.
4.
Hilal Atasoy, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, “ICT Skills and Employment Opportunities,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-24.
5.
Joshua Blumenstock, University of California , Berkeley, Nathan Eagle, Santa Fe Institute, Marcel Fafchamps, Oxford University, “Risk and Reciprocity Over the Mobile Phone
Network: Evidence from Rwanda,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-25.
6.
Carlos Canon, Toulouse School of Economics, “Matching & Information Provision by One-Sided and Two-Sided
Platforms,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-20.
7.
Eyal Carmi, Tel Aviv University, Barak Libai, The
Arison School of Business, Gal Oestreicher-Singer, Tel Aviv
University, Ohad
Yassin, Tel Aviv University, “Assessing Value in Product Networks,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-29.
8.
L. Elisa Celis, University of Washington, Gregory Lewis, Harvard University,
Markus M. Mobius, Microsoft Research New England, and Hamid Nazerzadeh, University of Southern California, “Buy-it-now or Take-a-chance: A New Pricing Mechanism for Online
Advertising,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-21.
9.
Pradeep K. Chintagunta, University of Chicago, Hongju Liu, University of Connecticut, Ting Zhu, Georgia Institute of
Technology, “Wireless Carriers’ Exclusive Handset
Arrangements: An Empirical Look at the iPhone,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-35.
10.
Lesley Chiou, Occidental College, and Catherine
Tucker, MIT, “How Does Content Aggregation Affect Users’ Search for Information?,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-18.
11. Yifan Dou, Tsinghua University, Marius F. Niculescu, Georgia Institute of Technology, and D. J. Wu,
Georgia Institute Technology, “Optimal Consumer Network Structure Formation Under
Network Effects: Seeds Controllability and Visibility,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-07.
12.
Robert W. Fairlie, University of California, Santa Cruz, and Jonathan Robinson, University of
California, Santa Cruz, “The Effects of Home Computers on
Educational Outcomes: Evidence from a Field Experiment with Schoolchildren,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-14.
13.
Bernhard Ganglmair, University of Texas at Dallas, and Emanuele Tarantino, University of Bologna, “Patent Disclosure in Standard Setting,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-15.
14.
Chris Forman, Georgia Institute of Technology, Eric Overby, Georgia Institute of Technology, “The Effect of Electronic Commerce on Geographic Trade and Price
Variance in a Business-to-Business Market,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-30.
15.
Hanna Halaburda, Harvard Business School, and Yaron Yehezkel, Tel Aviv
University, “Platform Competition under Asymmetric
Information,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-05.
16.
Mitchell Hoffman, University of California Berkeley, and Gianmarco Leon,
University of California Berkeley, “Social Networks and Voting,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-08.
17.
Sjaak Hurkens, Institute for Economic Analysis, and Angel L. Lopez, University of Navarra, “The Welfare Effects of Mobile Termination Rate Regulation in
Asymmetric Oligopolies: the Case of Spain,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-09.
18.
Bar Ifrach, Columbia Business School, Costis Maglaras, Columbia Business School, and Marco Sacrsini, LUISS, “Monopoly Pricing in the Presence of Social Learning,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-11.
19.
Yizao Liu, University of
Connecticut, Huaxia Rui, University of Texas at Austin, Andrew Whinston, University of Texas at Austin, “Whose and What Chatter Matters? The Impact of Tweets on Movie Sales,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-27.
20.
Yao Luo,
Pennsylvania State University, “Nonlinear Pricing with Product Customization in Mobile Service
Industry,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-28.
21.
Andrea Mantovani, University of Bologna, Francisco Ruiz-Aliseda, Ecole
Polytechnique, “Equilibrium Innovation Ecosystems: The Dark
Side of Collaborating with Complementors,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-31.
22.
Roy Mill,
Stanford University, “Hiring and Learning in Online Global Labor Markets,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-17.
23.
Sridhar Narayanan, Stanford University, and Harikesh S. Nair, Stanford University, “Estimating Causal Installed-Base Effects: A Bias-Correction Approach,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-22.
24.
Gabriel Natividad, New York University, and Olav Sorenson, Yale University, “Spread Too Thin: Uncertainty Shocks and
Diseconomies of Scope,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-04.
25.
Mariann Ollar, University of
Wisconsin-Madison, and Marzena Rostek, University of Wisconsin-Madison, “Information Aggregation and Innovation in Market Design,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-12.
26.
James Rutt, University of
Cambridge, “Aggregators and the News Industry:
Charging for Access to Content,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-19.
27.
Monic Sun, Stanford University, Feng Zhu,
University of Southern California, “Ad Revenue and Content Commercialization: Evidence from Blogs,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-32.
28.
Catherine Tucker, MIT Sloan School, “Virality, Network Effects and Advertising,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-06.
29.
Andre Veiga, Toulouse School of Economics, E.
Glen Weyl, University of Chicago, “Multidimensional Heterogeneity and Platform Design,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-33.
30.
Nathan Yang, University of Toronto, “An Empirical Model of Industry Dynamics with Common Uncertainty and
Learning from the Actions of Competitors,” NET Institute
Working Paper #11-16.
31. Zhiyong Yao, Fudan University, Wen Zhou,
The University of Hong Kong, “Merger Waves in Vertically Related Industries,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-34.
32.
Markos Zachariadis, University of Cambridge, “Diffusion and use of financial telecommunication: An empirical
analysis of SWIFT adoption,” NET Institute Working Paper #11-10.