Culverhouse College of Business
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0223
United States
http://bkim.people.ua.edu/
University of Alabama
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Net Neutrality, Investment (Innovation) Incentives, Queuing Theory, Hold-up
net neutrality, investment (innovation) incentives, queuing theory, hold-up problem, two-sided markets, vertical integration
two-sided market, platform competition, cross-side network effects, online daily deals, reputation effect
two-sided market, platform competition, online daily deals, merchant poaching
Platforms, Advertising, Misplacement, Double Marginalization, Competition
preliminary injunction, learning, signaling, screening, litigation, settlement
privacy, personal data, information externalities, big data analytics
technological capability, Innovation, firm size, technology investment, LCD industry
net neutrality, asymmetric regulation, quality of service, investment incentives, queuing, congestion, mobile/fixed networks
Net neutrality, asymmetric regulation, quality of service, investment incentives
ride-sharing applications, taxi, competition, service quality
Customer Information Sharing, Complements and Substitutes, Product Differentiation, Behavior-Based Price Discrimination, Merger and Acquisition, Middlemen
right to be forgotten, privacy, search engine, litigation
price discrimination, two-sided markets, non-responsiveness, privacy, advertising, positive/negative sorting
LCD industry, Technology race, Leadership competition, Innovation, Catch-up investment, Firm heterogeneity
platform competition, attention, addiction
export growth, credit constraints
Welfare criterion; Heterogeneous beliefs; Spurious unanimity; Risk sharing; Pareto optimality; Financial regulation
public research funding, project selection, natural experiment, National Institutes of Health, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, revealed preference
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(second-degree) price discrimination, advertising, non-responsiveness, Two-sided markets, type reversal
