Eli M. Noam
Books
- Telecommunications in Africa
- Internet television
- Market power and regulation
- Internet television
- Cyber-TV
- The optimal budget
- Measuring subjective valuation and demand for government services
- Cost-benefit model of the criminal court system
- Optimal capacity for criminal courts
- Public good demand functions
- Economic strength and political power
- Resource allocation and access to criminal courts
- The effect of unionization and civil service on the salaries and productivity of regulators
- Interconnecting the Network of Networks
- The income sensitivity of price elasticities in the demand for public goods
- The optimal scale of court operation
- Public preferences for economic policies
- The supply and demand of regulation
- Valuation and preference for public rights
- The optimal distribution of government expenditures
- Cable television
- Government regulation of business in a federal state
- A local regulator's reward for conformity in policy
- Does independence matter?
- The criminal justice system
- Media ownership and concentration in America
- Case quotas in the court
- Federalism vs. home rule
- The interaction of federal deregulation and state regulation
- Jury trial vs. guilty plea
- The criminal justice process as a variable
- Valuation and demand functions for public goods
- The life-cycle theory of regulatory agencies revisited
- Toward an integrated communications market
- Building codes and housing prices
- Media and Digital Management
- The efficiency of direct democracy
- Demand functions and the valuation of public goods
- Tax limitations and fiscal federalism
- The valuation and demand for legal rights and public policies
- The political economy of cable television regulation
- Is cable television a natural monopoly?
- Mobile Media
- Broadband as a Video Platform
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