اشتراک‌گذاری غیرقانونی برخط فایل، تحلیل تصمیم و قیمت‌گذاری کالاهای دیجیتال ۲۰۱۶
Illegal Online File Sharing, Decision-Analysis, and the Pricing of Digital Goods 2016

1. Cover Page

2. Title Page

3. Copyright Page

4. Dedication

5. Contents

6. Author

1 Introduction

2 Economic Psychology Issues Inherent in Illegal Online File Sharing by Individuals and Institutions and Illegal Online File Sharing as Production Systems

3 Illegal Online File Sharing and Information Producers’ Strategies

4 Complexity and Optimal Sanctions for Illegal Online File Sharing under Unconstrained Transferable Utility and Varying Compliance

5 Economics of Digital Content: New Digital Content-Control and Anti-P2P Systems/Methods

6 The Free Rider Problem, Inequality in Networks, and a Critique of Tit-for-Tat Mechanisms

7 Pricing Digital Content: The Marginal Cost and Open-Access Controversies

8 New Models of Dominance of Allocations (in Network Games) That Solve Some of the Problems Inherent in Lorenz Dominance, Higher-Order Stochastic Dominance Models and Higher-Order Prospect Theory

9 Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, Equilibrium Prices, and the Enterprise Value of Digital Content

10 Human Decisions, Optimal Search, and Stopping, the Pricing of Differentiated Digital Goods in Legal P2P and Client–Server Networks under Unconstrained Transferable Utility and Unknown Demand, and Three New Network-Allocation Mechanisms

11 Shapley Value Cannot Be Used in Network Access Pricing, Network Cost Allocation, the Pricing of Digital Content, or Analysis of Electricity Distribution Networks

12 Stackelberg Analysis Cannot Be Used in Network Access Pricing, Network Cost Allocation, or Pricing of Digital Content

13 Illegal File Sharing and Network-Access Pricing

14 Conclusion

21. References

22. Index