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Firms want to capture your attention so they can advertise their goods and services to you, seeking more sales.

Attention Markets and the Allocation of Cognitive Scarcity

When you go online, your attention is highly coveted by advertisers. There are attention markets where firms pay considerable sums to capture consumers' attention for ads. What are the economic implications of these markets?...
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Workers in the gig economy have lots of flexibility regarding when and how much they work, but what about job and wage security?

The Gig Economy, Labour Market Flexibility and Monopsony Power

Published on June 16, 2026

Operating systems and software suites are bundles of programs consolidated into one package.

Platform Envelopment and Predatory Bundling in Digital Markets

Published on June 08, 2026

Open source code is available to everyone, who can edit the code for their individual software needs.

The Economics of Open Source Software and Public Good Provision

Published on June 02, 2026

Thanks to APIs, many programmers can create add-ons and extensions to existing software.

API Economies and the Modularization of Production

Published on May 18, 2026

Although increasingly popular, AI still makes serious mistakes...which could cost companies big bucks in damages.

The Economics of AI Hallucinations and Error Costs

Published on May 18, 2026

Today, firms use volumes of data to maximize their efficiency.

Data Pricing and the Economics of Information Markets

Published on May 14, 2026

Firms want to capture your attention so they can advertise their goods and services to you, seeking more sales.

Attention Markets and the Allocation of Cognitive Scarcity

Published on May 14, 2026

What will be the fate of most entry-level white collar workers once the AI revolution is in full swing?

AI as Capital Deepening: Substitution and Complementarity in Labour Markets

Published on April 11, 2026

Today, thanks to Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), diverse software can communicate with each other.

API Economies and the Modularization of Production

Published on April 11, 2026

AI can work much faster than human employees, but rates of AI hallucinations and other errors remain significant.

The Economics of AI Hallucinations and Error Costs

Published on April 11, 2026

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Amazon vs SpaceX: Capital, Infrastructure, and the New Space Race

The $11.57 billion acquisition of Globalstar was more than just an expansion deal for Amazon — it was part of a broader investment strategy...
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Workers in the gig economy have lots of flexibility regarding when and how much they work, but what about job and wage security?
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Operating systems and software suites are bundles of programs consolidated into one package.
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Open source code is available to everyone, who can edit the code for their individual software needs.
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