Research
If you have trouble accessing any published or unpublished work, please contact me for a copy.
Working papers:
Dynamics of Consumer Demand for New Durable
Goods, with Gautam Gowrisankaran, November 2012, conditionally accepted at
the Journal of Political Economy
Platform Pricing at Sports Card Conventions, with Ginger Jin, February 2012. (Mathematica Code for Appendix), under revision for American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
Explaining Adoption and Use of Payment Instruments by U.S. Consumers, with Sergei Koulayev, Scott Schuh, Joanna Stavins, August 2012, submitted
The Economics of Payment Cards, with Julian Wright, November 2012, submitted
Payment Choice with Consumer Panel Data, with Michael Cohen, November 2012, submitted.
Estimating Network Effects in a Dynamic Environment, with Gautam Gowrisankaran and Minsoo Park, September 2011
Working projects:
Discrete Adjustment Costs, Investment Dynamics, and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Chilean Manufacturing Plants, with Olga Fuentes and Simon Gilchrist
A Structural Model of Network Formation: World Air Services Agreements, with Phil McCalman
Publications:
Rysman, M and
Simcoe, T. (2011) A NAASTy Alternative to RAND Pricing. Telecommunication
Policy, 35, 1010-1017
Crowe, M., Rysman, M. and Stavins, J. (2010). Mobile Payments in the United States at Retail Point of Sale: Current Market and Future Prospects. Review of Network Economics 9, Article 2.
Mehta, A, Rysman, M. and Simcoe, T. (2010). Identifying the Age Profile of Patent Citations. Journal of Applied Econometrics, 25, 1179–1204.
De Stefano, M. & Rysman, M. (2010). Competition Policy as Strategic Trade with Differentiated Products. Review of International Economics, 18, 758-771.
Rysman, M. (2009). The Economics of Two-Sided Markets. Journal of Economic Perspectives, 23, 125-144. [via ProQuest] [via Informs] [via Ingenta] [via JSTOR]
Rysman, M. & Simcoe, T. (2008). Patents and the Performance of Voluntary Standard Setting Organizations. Management Science, 54, 1920-1934. [via ProQuest] [via Informs] [via JSTOR]
Greenstein, S. & Rysman, M. (2007). Coordination Costs and Standard Setting: Lessons from 56K Modems. In S. Greenstein & V. Stango (Eds.), Standards and Public Policy. Cambridge University Press. 123-159. Also: CSIO Working Paper #56, Northwestern University. December, 2004 (This paper is a case study of the 56K modem case at the ITU, which relies heavily on telephone interviews of participants.)
Rysman, M., (2007). An Empirical Analysis of Payment Card Usage. Journal of Industrial Economics 55, 1-36. [via Blackwell] [via JSTOR]
Augereau, A., Greenstein, S. & Rysman, M. (2006). Coordination versus Differentiation in a Standards War: The Adoption of 56K Modems. RAND Journal of Economics 37, 887-909.. [via ABI/Inform] [via Wilson Web] [via JSTOR]
Ackerberg, D., & Rysman, M. (2005). Unobserved Product Differentiation in Discrete Choice Models: Estimating Price Elasticities and Welfare Effects. RAND Journal of Economics 36, 771-788. [via ABI/Inform] [via WilsonWeb] [via JSTOR] (web supplement)
Busse, M., & Rysman, M. (2005). Competition and Price Discrimination in Yellow Pages Advertising. RAND Journal of Economics, 36, 378-390. [via ABI/Inform] [via WilsonWeb] [via JSTOR]
Rysman, M. & Greenstein, S. (2005). Testing for Agglomeration and Dispersion. Economics Letters, 86, 405-411. [via ScienceDirect]
Rysman, M. (2004). Competition Between Networks: A Study of the Market for Yellow Pages. Review of Economic Studies, 71, 483-512.[via Blackwell] [via ABI/Inform] [via JSTOR]
Rysman, M. (2001). How Many Franchises in a Market? International Journal of Industrial Organization, 19, 519-542. [via ScienceDirect]
Older projects:
Rysman, M. (2003). Adoption Delay in a Standards War. (A theoretical paper analyzing the hypothesis put forth in Augereau, Greenstein and Rysman)
Competition Policy as Strategic Trade, July 2001. (Algebra for Lemma 6) This paper has a few citations so I leave it here, but it is largely superseded by the paper with De Stefano available above.