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Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II, 2011
- Thomas Dreier, Jan Krämer, Rudi Studer, Christof Weinhardt
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Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II. Studies on eOrganisation and Market Engineering 12, KIT Scientific Publishing 2011, ISBN 978-3-86644-589-5
Part I Market Information Processing and Analysis
- Uta Lösch, Rudi Studer, Christof Weinhardt:
New Event Detection in Financial News Analysis. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 3-20 - Caslav Bozic, Ryan Riordan, Detlef Seese, Christof Weinhardt:
Towards a Benchmarking Framework for Financial Text Mining. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 21-36 - Andreas Storkenmaier, Ryan Riordan, Christof Weinhardt, Rudi Studer:
The Impact of Economic News on Information and Liquidity in Electronic Futures Trading. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 37-54 - S. Sarah Zhang, Christof Weinhardt, Ryan Riordan:
Market Responses to the Introduction of Interactive Data: The Case of XBRL. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 55-62 - Steffen Hitzemann, Marliese Uhrig-Homburg, Karl-Martin Ehrhart:
The Impact of the Yearly Emissions Announcement on CO2 Prices: An Event Study. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 63-78 - Christoph Stadtfeld, Andreas Geyer-Schulz, Karl-Heinz Waldmann:
Estimating Event-based Exponential Random Graph Models. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 79-98
Part II Design of Market Mechanisms and Systems
- Jing Zhi Yue, Klemens Böhm, Karl-Martin Ehrhart:
A Bonus Mechanism to Stimulate Reciprocity in the Presence of Manipulated Feedback. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 97-106 - Sebastian Speiser, Rudi Studer, Thomas Dreier:
Requirements for Formalizing Usage Policies of Web Services. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 107-124 - Helge Backhaus, Martina Zitterbart:
A Feature-based Application Interface for Future Networks. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 125-140
Part III Analysis of Market Interaction and Behavior
- Marc T. P. Adam, Jan Krämer, Christof Weinhardt, Karl-Martin Ehrhart:
Investigating Auction Fever. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 141-158 - Laura Goebes, Karl-Martin Ehrhart, Christof Weinhardt:
Anticipated Emotions in the Reference-Dependent Valuation of Gains and Losses. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 159-178 - Lukas Wiewiorra, Jan Krämer, Christof Weinhardt, Karl-Martin Ehrhart:
Consumer Perception of Time-Based Pricing. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 179-190 - Jens E. Müller, Stefan Seifert, Karl-Martin Ehrhart:
Trading Development Rights: A Laboratory Assessment. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 191-210
Part IV Electronic Market Regulation
- Tim Klümper, Thomas Dreier:
Electronic Markets and their Mechanisms as Intellectual Property. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 211-228 - Simone Traub, Indra Spiecker genannt Döhmann:
Municipal Information - Amounts of Data but no Structure? An outline over Legal Aspects of Informational Technologies Within Public Entities. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 229-242 - Kathrin Noack, Christof Weinhardt, Thomas Dreier:
How Design Principles can Govern the Knowledge Commons: Elinor Ostrom and the Case of Wikipedia. Information Management and Market Engineering Vol. II 2011: 243-260
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