The network externalities theoretical framework is such a theory, and it posits that the value of such a technological innovation depends on network effects, and so, adoption will be driven by the size and applicability of the network of users of that technology.
Our results confirm, first, that cross parcel externalities modeled in theoretical work do in fact exist, and, second, that there is merit to formulating future policies with the incentives of landowners to participate in cooperative agreements with neighbors in mind.
bThe theoretical thoughts on poaching externalities of employer-provided training have been developed in the context of Anglo-Saxon educational systems.
"Negative Externalities of GPS-Enabled Routing Applications: A Game Theoretical Approach".
Negative Externalities of GPS-Enabled Routing Applications: A Game Theoretical Approach, Talk or presentation, 24, August, 2017.
While the direct link between the task-technology fit and network externalities and CRM adoption are explicit in IT adoption research [28, 65, 79], the theoretical underpinning of the interaction between TTF and network externalities is more implicit and less researched area.
We build a theoretical model of residential choices with pollution externalities arising from commuting, where the location of jobs within the city and the demand for housing are endogenous.
However, externalities may be easier to solve in practice than theoretical approaches might suggest.
The theoretical underpinnings of PES emanate from an environmental externality framework, in which market failures are considered the root cause of environmental degradation.
After presenting the key features of the theoretical benchmark model, this paper conceptualizes security of supply externalities and asymmetric investment incentives and concludes with some consideration regarding design of CRMs.
