Information economics research: Points of departure
Information Economics and PolicyPublished 1 September 1998
Donald M. Lamberton
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This paper presents an overview of information economics, with points of departure, including especially the role of information-based indivisibilities, as a serious challange to mainstream thinking.
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Information economics remains a serious challange to mainstream thinking, with a growing recognition of the need for analysis that builds on knowledge-based and communication perspectives. This paper presents an overview, with points of departure, including especially the role of information-based indivisibilities.
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