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Why do some streaming platforms offer no-cost channels or packages?

Zero-Price Goods and Cross-Subsidisation in Digital Markets

Many consumers use at least one zero-price streaming platform to provide entertainment. Why do companies offer zero-cost digital entertainment? How do they make money? Will this model survive in the long run?...
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Modern technology and algorithms will likely lead to increased dynamic prices in tickets for sports and entertainment.

Dynamic Pricing in Sports and Entertainment

Published on October 05, 2025

What caused the rapid rise of Airbnb and Vrbo (short-term rental market) as rivals to hotels and motels?

The Economics of Short-Term Rentals vs. Hotels

Published on October 02, 2025

Firms can use data analysis to streamline operations, conduct market research, and design more desirable products.

Data as an Input: Returns to Scale in the Information Economy

Published on September 29, 2025

The rise of remote work during the Covid pandemic led to many urban white collar workers moving to small towns.

The Economics of Remote Work Geography

Published on September 25, 2025

The sunk cost fallacy explains that, although the money spent cannot be recovered, people continue to pursue bad investments.

Subscription Creep and the Sunk Cost Fallacy

Published on September 25, 2025

Today's digital era can result in subscription fatigue as consumers try to mentally budget their many digital subscriptions.

The Subscription Fatigue Paradox: When Too Many “Small” Payments Hurt Growth

Published on September 17, 2025

Polluting firms can purchase carbon offsets (also known as carbon credits) to reduce their environmental impact. Does it work?

Carbon Offsets and the Market for Guilt Reduction

Published on September 17, 2025

When you listen to your favorite artist through a subscription service, does he or she get paid fairly for the work they produced?

The Streaming Royalty Puzzle: Who Gets Paid and Why

Published on September 15, 2025

How much would you be willing to pay to ensure that your identity was protected online?

The Rise of Pay-to-Verify: Monetizing Digital Identity

Published on September 15, 2025

In the near future, art generated by AI may be indistinguishable from that created by a human artist.  What then?

The Economics of Generative AI in Creative Industries

Published on September 15, 2025

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Many bosses today use "bossware" to measure and analyze the computer use of white collar workers.

Algorithmic Management and the Economics of Surveillance

Today, many white collar workers are surveilled using "bossware" to log and monitor their online work performance. What are the economic ramification of using algorithmic management and digital surveillance on office employees?...
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