David J. Teece

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that the imminent introduction of new local access competition using existing new technologies should end any possibility of a natural monopoly in local exchange, and they question whether the fundamental economics of the local exchange really require regulation of local telephone service rather than the narrow regulation of interconnection.

TL;DR: In this article, two fundamental questions in firm diversification are addressed: why do firms diversify, and how do they organize for diversification, and the goal is to communicate the logic, strategy, and coherence of diversification while illustrating how firms choose organizational structures to support diversification.

TL;DR: The following sections are included: Orthodox Models of learningBehavioral ModificationsBounded RationalityUncertaintyInstitutional ModificationsSocial LearningPath DependencyEquilibrium ModificationsGame TheoryBayesian LearningLearning-by-doing and Learning Curve Models.

TL;DR: Barnett, Jonathan; Baye, Michael R; Cooper, James C; Crane, Daniel A; Elzinga, Kenneth G; Epstein, Richard; Garza, Deborah; Hazlett, Thomas W; Hurwitz, Justin Gus; Klein, Benjamin; Klick,Jonathan; Lambert, Thomas A; Lipsky, Tad; Manne, Geoffrey A; Masten, Scott E; Ohlhausen, Maureen; Rill, James; Rybnicek, Jan; Smith, Vernon L; Teece, David; Wright, Joshua D; Yun