Economics Dept. My CV TPUG - Transportation and Public Utilities Group Hogie's List |
Christiaan HogendornAssistant Professor of EconomicsWesleyan University Welcome to my web page. I study the economics of infrastructure industries, especially telecommunications and the Internet. I teach classes in industrial organization, the economics of technology, and microeconomic theory. Contact Information office: PAC 331 office hours: by appointment during summer e-mail: chogendorn wesleyan edu phone: 860-685-2108 fax: 860-685-2301 Classes In the fall semester I will be teaching: ECON 110 Introduction to Economic Theory ECON 301 Microeconomic Analysis For archives of classes I have previously taught, see my archives page. Working Papers Platform Competition with 'Must-Have' Components (with Ka Yat Yuen) pdf file (July 10, 2007) Excessive(?) Entry of National Telecoms Networks, 1990-2001 pdf file (June 13, 2007) Entry and Vertical Disintegration (with Alain de Fontenay) pdf file (August 15, 2006) The Bucket Brigade: Pricing and Network Externalities in Peer-to-Peer Communications Networks (with Sam Chandan) pdf file Publications The Economics of Renewable Resource Credits, (with Paul Kleindorfer) chapter in Analytical Methods for Energy Diversity and Security, Elsevier, forthcoming. Broadband Internet: Net Neutrality versus Open Access, International Economics and Economic Policy, 4(2), 2007: 185-208. link Tacit Collusion in Capacity Investment: The Role of Capacity Exchanges, The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, 7(1) (Topics), Article 25, 2007. link Regulating Vertical Integration in Broadband: Open Access versus Common Carriage, Review of Network Economics, 4(1), 2005. pdf file Collusive Long-Run Investments Under Transmission Price-Caps, Journal of Regulatory Economics, 24(3): 271-291, 2003. The Market Structure of Broadband Telecommunications, (with Gerald Faulhaber) Journal of Industrial Economics, 48(3): 305-329, September 2000. Capital Mobility in Historical Perspective, Journal of Policy Modeling, 20(2), April 1998. |