Markets without boundaries

Manley R. Irwin

Telecommunications Policy, 1984, vol. 8, issue 1, 12-14

Abstract: Western economies, and the US in particular, are experiencing a dramatic diversification and proliferation of information activities which will effect all aspects of leisure and business. Against this background, Manley Irwin considers the nature of market entry, the reasons why markets are changing so rapidly, and the implications for both public and private sectors. He concludes that the blurring of market boundaries will defuse and decentralize economies, spur competition and encourage entrepreneurial activity.

Date: 1984
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