While several surveys on technology diffusion have been undertaken, few attempts have been made to synthesize existing research to provide a framework for examining the role of governments. Is government intervention really required to remedy market failures caused by network externalities? This paper covers recent developments in this area, focusing on works in stochastic evolutionary game theory. We relate the results of equilibrium selections to the role of governments. JEL classification: L1, L53 Keywords: Path Inefficiency; Market Failure; Network Externalitie
This research examines investment behavior within industries characterized by network economies. Tha...
Commodities of high technological level play an increasingly important role in the economy. The mark...
This thesis is concerned with firms' incentive to provide and adopt new technologies under different...
This paper explores the problem of sequential and irreversible technology choice in the presence of ...
This paper models technology adoption as an evolutionary and asymmetric game based on a pairwise con...
This paper presents a diffusion model and addresses the issue of control on uses of technology via a...
This paper examines technology adoption problems in a simple general equilibrium framework, characte...
This paper examines technology adoption problems in a simple general equilibrium framework, characte...
The paper shows that in the presence of network externalities, consumers adopt conventional technolo...
This paper examines a technology adoption problem in a simple general equilibrium economy, character...
One of the reasons frequently given for the failure of new technolo-gies is the potentially destruct...
Witt (1997) proposes a model of technological adoption in markets characterized by network externali...
The literature on technological innovation and technical change usually distinguishes between invent...
We investigate the effects of forward looking behavior in technology adoption. The setup is an overl...
This report presents a general overview of the economics literature on technological change and focu...
This research examines investment behavior within industries characterized by network economies. Tha...
Commodities of high technological level play an increasingly important role in the economy. The mark...
This thesis is concerned with firms' incentive to provide and adopt new technologies under different...
This paper explores the problem of sequential and irreversible technology choice in the presence of ...
This paper models technology adoption as an evolutionary and asymmetric game based on a pairwise con...
This paper presents a diffusion model and addresses the issue of control on uses of technology via a...
This paper examines technology adoption problems in a simple general equilibrium framework, characte...
This paper examines technology adoption problems in a simple general equilibrium framework, characte...
The paper shows that in the presence of network externalities, consumers adopt conventional technolo...
This paper examines a technology adoption problem in a simple general equilibrium economy, character...
One of the reasons frequently given for the failure of new technolo-gies is the potentially destruct...
Witt (1997) proposes a model of technological adoption in markets characterized by network externali...
The literature on technological innovation and technical change usually distinguishes between invent...
We investigate the effects of forward looking behavior in technology adoption. The setup is an overl...
This report presents a general overview of the economics literature on technological change and focu...
This research examines investment behavior within industries characterized by network economies. Tha...
Commodities of high technological level play an increasingly important role in the economy. The mark...
This thesis is concerned with firms' incentive to provide and adopt new technologies under different...