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Christiaan Hogendorn

(or Chris Hogendorn for short)

Associate Professor of Economics
Wesleyan 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: M 1-2, W 1-2, Th 11-12
e-mail: chogendorn wesleyan edu
phone: 860-685-2108
fax: 860-685-2301

Classes Spring 2012

ECON 110 Introduction to Economic Theory

ECON 318 Economics of Science and Technology

Archives of classes I have previously taught.

Working Papers
Spillovers and Network Neutrality, forthcoming in Gerry Faulhaber, Gary Madden, and Jeffrey Petchey, eds., Regulation and the Performance of Communication and Information Networks, Edward Elgar.

Publications
Excessive(?) Entry of National Telecoms Networks, 1990-2001, Telecommunications Policy 35(11), December 2011: 920-932.

Platform Competition with 'Must-Have' Components, (with Stephen Ka Yat Yuen), Journal of Industrial Economics, 57(2) 2009: 294-318.

The Economics of Renewable Resource Credits, (with Paul Kleindorfer) Chapter 9 in Morgan Bazilian and Fabien Roques, eds., Analytical Methods for Energy Diversity and Security, Elsevier, 2008.

Broadband Internet: Net Neutrality versus Open Access, International Economics and Economic Policy, 4(2), 2007: 185-208.

Tacit Collusion in Capacity Investment: The Role of Capacity Exchanges, The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, 7(1) (Topics), Article 25, 2007.

Regulating Vertical Integration in Broadband: Open Access versus Common Carriage, Review of Network Economics, 4(1), 2005.

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) 2000: 305-329.

Capital Mobility in Historical Perspective, Journal of Policy Modeling, 20(2), April 1998.