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Telecommunications Pricing Section I -- Draft, Incomplete -- Not for Citation or Quotation

The pricing of telecommunications services and products is undergoing unprecedented change in many countries throughout the world -as a consequence of radical and rapid changes in the organization of the industry. These, in turn, have flowed from technological developments, shifts in the regulatory/government climate, and/or judicial decisions, all of which have altered the economic fundamental...

Preliminary Draft: Not for Citation or Quotation

Managing organizational reputations is a central strategic challenge for public and nonprofit managers. Because an industry reputation is a collective good, individual organizations do not always have the incentive to promote their industry’s collective reputation. As in common property settings generally, individuals have greater incentives to boost collective reputations when consumption of t...

Very Preliminary Not for quotation or citation. Are Neighborhood Effects Nonlinear? Estimates from the MTO Experiment

DRAFT (Not for quotation or citation) FUTURES THINKING METHODOLOGIES – OPTIONS RELEVANT FOR “SCHOOLING FOR TOMORROW” BY

There are numerous papers and books on methodologies and use of future-oriented work: But many of these studies either focus on only one methodology and/or are not very user friendly in their presentation of the methodologies described. The aim of this paper is therefore to give a comprehensive and use/user oriented view of a range of methodologies within area of research and studies of trends ...

The Paradox of Statistical Discrimination

A growing body of research suggests a biological basis for some of the differences between men and women in the distribution of aptitudes. Such a biological basis, however, produces a paradox. As is often noted, it suggests that men and women would not be equally distributed among occupations even in a perfectly fair society. At the same time, a statistical aptitude difference will almost inevi...