Network Neutrality: A Survey of the Economic Literature Page 1 Volume 9, Issue 2 2010 Article
1 Review of Network Economics Network Neutrality: A Survey of the Economic Literature …

This Chapter provides a survey of the economics literature on multi-sided platforms with
particular focus on competition policy issues, including market definition, mergers …

Platforms are everywhere. The rise of Uber, Netflix, and Facebook has attracted a lot of
attention to this business model. However, despite its relevance and presence in the digital …

This paper is intended as an introduction to the debate on net neutrality and as a progress
report on the growing body of academic literature on this issue. Different non-net neutrality …

We discuss network neutrality regulation of the Internet in the context of a two-sided market
model. Platforms sell broadband Internet access services to residential consumers and may …

Many two-sided platforms (for example, eBay, Google, iOS, Android, Twitter, and Amazon)
provide integration tools, such as modular interfaces, interactive development environments …

The tremendous growth in demand for broadband data is forcing ISPs to use pricing as a
congestion management tool. This changing landscape of Internet access pricing is …

This paper develops a game-theoretic model based on a two-sided market framework to
compare Internet service providers'(ISPs) investment incentives, content providers'(CPs) …

Business lobbying is an ever present reality in European Union (EU) politics. With their
significant economic and informational resources, business interests are able to exert …

On-demand delivery services are three-sided markets that enable interactions between
customers and suppliers with the help of crowdsourced drivers. Customers and suppliers …