Articles

2002

Krüger, M. (2002)

E-money regulation in the EU

In: Robert Pringle and Matthew Robinson (Hrsg.), E-Money and Payment Systems Review, London: Centralbanking (2002), 239-251

Category: Chapter in book

Reference No.: 2002-143

Krüger, M. (2002)

Some Canadian Lessons for EMU

In: Patrick M. Crowley (ed.), Before and Beyond EMU. Historical lessons and future prospects, London and New York: Routledge (2002), 146-156

Category: Chapter in book

Reference No.: 2002-142

Krüger, M. (2002)

Technology’s fine... but everyone loves cash

In: accounting&business, January 2002

Category: Other publications

Reference No.: 2002-141

Krüger, M. (2002)

Produkte, Preise, Anreize – wer hat den Profit?

In: Card Forum, Oktober 2002, 56-57

Category: Other publications

Reference No.: 2002-140

Krüger, M. (2002)

Interchange in Australien – ein Muster für Europa?

In: cardsKartencartes, Heft 4, November 2002, 29-3

Category: Other publications

Reference No.: 2002-139

Krüger, M. (2002)

Mobile payments: a challenge for banks and regulators

In: IPTS Report, April 2002, 5-11

Category: Other publications

Reference No.: 2002-138

Krüger, M.; Böhle, K. (2002)

Payment Cultures and Internet Payment Systems – Comparing EU and US

In: Wirtschaftspolitische Blätter, vol. 49, no.2, 2002, 137-145

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Reference No.: 2002-137

Krüger, M.; Drehmann, M.; Goodhart, C. (2002)

The challenges facing currency usage: will the traditional transactions medium be able to resist competition from the new technologies?

In: Economic Policy, Vol. 34, Spring (2002)

Category: Publications in journals

Reference No.: 2002-136

Stepanchuk, T. (2002)

Algorithms for Solving Some Classes of Optimization Problems that are Reduced to the Optimal Set Partitioning Problems

Category: Dissertation thesis

Reference No.: 2002-135

Stepanchuk, T. (2002)

Reduction the Problem of Construction the Optimal Quadrature to the Optimal Set Partitioning Problem

In: Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Modelling Issues (Voprosi prikladnoi matematiki i matematicheskogo modelirovanija), 166-170

Category: Publications in scientific journals

Reference No.: 2002-134

Kiseleva, E.; Stepanchuk, T. (2002)

Search for the Global Minimum of a Nondifferentiable Function by the Method of Optimal Set Partitioning

In: Journal of Automation and Information Sciencies 34: 36-49

Category: Publications in scientific journals

Reference No.: 2002-133

Kiseleva, E.; Stepanchuk, T. (2002)

On the Choice of Optimal Coefficients and Optimal Nodes of the Quadrature Formulae for Functional Classes Given by Quasimetrics

In: Journal of Automation and Information Sciencies 34: 57-67

Category: Publications in scientific journals

Reference No.: 2002-132

Son, S. (2002)

Einsatz von Bayesschen Netzwerken zur Simulation von Unternehmensentscheidungen

In: Doktorandenseminar Simulationen; Frankfurt am Main

Category: Book [Password Protected Download] (Please contact the author)

Reference No.: 2002-127

Pfaff, D.; Skiera, B. (2002)

Ubiquitous Computing - Abgrenzung, Merkmale und Auswirkungen aus betriebswirtschaftlicher Sicht

In: in: Britzelmaier,B./ Geberl,S./ Weinmann,S.; "Wirschaftsinformatik: Der Mensch im Netz - Ubiquitous Computing, 4. Liechtensteinisches Wirtschaftsinformatik-Symposium an der FH Liechtenstein", Teubner-Reihe Wirtschaftsinformatik, Stuttgart, Leipzig, Wiesba

Category: Proceedings

Reference No.: 2002-124

Skiera, B.; Pfaff, D.; Spann, M. (2002)

Wettbewerbsvorteile in der Distributionspolitik

In: in: Zwerger,Florian/ Paulus, Sachar; "E-Business-Projekte - Warum sie scheitern und wie man sie zum Erfolg führt

Category: Chapter in book

Reference No.: 2002-123

Schmidt, R.; Hackethal, A.; Tyrell, M. (2002)

The Convergence of Financial Systems in Europe

In: Schmalenbach Business Review: German Financial Markets and Institutions: Selected Studies, Special Issue 1-02, S. 7-53.

Category: Working papers

Reference No.: 2002-98

Weitzel, T. (2002)

Economics of Standards in Information Networks

In: Physica-Verlag

Category: Dissertation thesis [Find it]

Abstract

Standards play a prominent role in systems characterized by interaction. In information systems, standards provide for compatibility and are a prerequisite for collaboration benefits. More generally speaking, standards constitute networks. In this work, a standardization framework based on an analysis of deficiencies of network effect theory and a game theoretic network equilibrium analysis is developed. Fundamental determinants of diffusion processes in networks (e.g. network topology, agent size, installed base) are identified and incorporated into a computer-based simulation model. As a result, typical network behaviour (specific diffusion patterns) can be explained and many findings from traditional network effect theory can be described as special cases of the model at particular parameter constellations (e.g. low price, high density). On this basis, solution strategies for standardization problems are developed, and a methodological path towards a unified theory of networks is proposed.

Reference No.: 2002-15