Matchmakers and Markets: The Revolutionary Role of Information in the Economy
The book presents a novel theory on current markets. It helps us understand how the information ecology is important to how the markets work, and how our economy functions and evolves. Numerous scenarios and examples allow readers to reflect on their own roles in the economy and give them new tools...
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| Summary: | The book presents a novel theory on current markets. It helps us understand how the information ecology is important to how the markets work, and how our economy functions and evolves. Numerous scenarios and examples allow readers to reflect on their own roles in the economy and give them new tools to analyse social-economic phenomena |
| Physical Description: | 1 Online-Ressource (212 Seiten) |
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| contents | Cover -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART 1 INFORMATION AND CONSUMER MARKETS -- Chapter 1: Magic Pie -- 1.1 Information capabilities -- 1.2 Magic pie -- 1.3 Changing infocap -- 1.4 Fundamental asymmetry -- 1.5 New pies -- Chapter 2: Matchmakers -- 2.1 From middlemen to matchmakers -- 2.2 How can matchmakers help consumers? -- 2.3 Informational division of labor -- 2.4 Who pays matchmakers ? -- 2.5 Enticement matchmakers -- Chapter 3: Personal Assistant -- 3.1 PA -- 3.2 Push vs. pull -- 3.3 Second-type information asymmetry and privacy -- 3.4 PA 's superiority over other matchmakers -- 3.5 B1 vs. B2 -- Chapter 4: Diversification -- 4.1 The principle of diversification -- 4.2 Infocap and diversity -- 4.3 The battle of two waves -- 4.4 Apple vs. apples -- PART 2 FINANCE AND INFORMATION MARKETS -- Chapter 5: Financial Markets -- 5.1 Information and financial markets -- 5.2 Perception and reality -- 5.3 Symbiosis in financial markets -- 5.4 Diversification vs. concentration -- 5.5 Marginally efficient market s -- 5.6 Financial institutions -- Chapter 6: Information Markets -- 6.1 Signal vs. noise -- 6.2 Decoding -- 6.3 From searching to farming and then to feeding -- 6.4 Informational diversity vs. efficiency -- PART 3 MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS -- Chapter 7: From Markets to the Economy -- 7.1 Informational selection -- 7.2 Selection and amplification -- 7.3 Who creates the wealth? -- 7.4 Flexibility vs. commitment -- 7.5 Marginally efficient economy -- 7.6 Higher economy -- Chapter 8: Man and the Economy -- 8.1 Primary and secondary propensities -- 8.2 Inverted pyramid -- 8.3 Selected secondary motives convert to the primary motive -- 8.4 Formable man -- Chapter 9: Evolving Economy -- 9.1 Communication costs going down -- 9.2 To unleash -- 9.3 Bigger picture and longer view -- 9.4 Economic evolution -- 9.5 The single boat Chapter 10: Paradigm Shift -- 10.1 Methodology reorientation: curves vs. dots -- 10.2 Allocation and creation -- 10.3 Relation to alternative theories -- 10.4 Recapitulation -- NOTES AND REFERENCES -- Preface -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Magic Pie -- Chapter 2: Matchmakers -- Chapter 3: Personal Assistant -- Chapter 4: Diversification -- Chapter 5: Financial Markets -- Chapter 6: Information Markets -- Chapter 7: From Markets to the Economy -- Chapter 8: Man and the Economy -- Chapter 9: Evolving Economy -- Chapter 10: Paradigm Shift -- Index |
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