The Elgar Companion to Information Economics

Edited by Daphne R. Raban and Julia WÅ‚odarczyk

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: The Elgar Companion to Information Economics dexterously navigates this interdisciplinary field of research which celebrates the crucial contribution of information to decision making, market dynamics, and economic well-being. Offering a wealth of conceptual analysis, this erudite Companion embarks on an intellectual journey exploring the fundamentals of information economics. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Business and Management; Economics and Finance; Innovations and Technology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781802203950
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Information economics examined through scarcity and abundance , pp 2-19

Daphne R. Raban and Julia Włodarczyk

Ch 2 Robust theory and fragile practice: Information in a world of disinformation Part 1: Indirect communication , pp 20-52

Joseph Stiglitz and Andrew Kosenko

Ch 3 Robust theory and fragile practice: Information in a world of disinformation Part 2: Direct communication , pp 53-80

Joseph Stiglitz and Andrew Kosenko

Ch 4 Information and income distribution: The perspective of information economics , pp 81-104

Julia Włodarczyk

Ch 5 Asymmetric information as a market failure in retrospect , pp 106-117

Wojciech Giza

Ch 6 A quadrennial review of the significance of information asymmetry in economics and finance , pp 118-134

Pedro A. Martín-Cervantes and María del Carmen Valls Martínez

Ch 7 Overcoming asymmetric information: A data-driven approach , pp 135-153

Giuseppe Pernagallo

Ch 8 Asymmetric information in health economics: Can contract regulation improve equity and efficiency? , pp 154-169

Pau Olivella

Ch 9 Consequences of information asymmetry in a syndication network: The joint investments of the Israeli venture capital funds , pp 170-183

Ilan Talmud

Ch 10 Disclosure of conflicts of interest: Theory and empirics , pp 185-201

Ming Li and Ting Liu

Ch 11 Information and expertise , pp 202-223

Filippo Pavesi, Massimo Scotti and Nicola Argelli

Ch 12 Informational influence and its forecasting in e-commerce , pp 224-244

Avraham Noy and Shimon Schwartz

Ch 13 Digital innovation: An information-economic perspective , pp 246-269

Johannes M. Bauer and Tiago S. Prado

Ch 14 Innovation and information: Smooth and ongoing change, or turbulence and cognitive over-stress? On the complex deep structure of innovation , pp 270-300

Wolfram Elsner

Ch 15 Intangibles, information goods, and intellectual property goods in modern economics , pp 301-314

Dominika Bochańczyk-Kupka

Ch 16 Incomplete contracts, intellectual property rights, and incentives: Investment in knowledge assets under alternative institutional configurations , pp 315-337

Erkan Gürpinar and Eyüp Özveren

Ch 17 Payment on information markets , pp 339-363

Wolfgang G. Stock

Ch 18 Assessing the perceived value of information in an information immersive world , pp 364-378

Daphne R. Raban and Niv Ahituv

Ch 19 The role of influencer endorsements in users’ willingness to pay for knowledge products: an empirical investigation , pp 379-394

Xiaoyu Chen and Alton Y. K. Chua

Ch 20 Barriers to participation in cultural crowdfunding , pp 395-405

Roei Davidson

Ch 21 The challenge of organizational bulk email systems: Model and empirical studies , pp 407-435

Ruoyan Kong and Joseph A. Konstan

Ch 22 The effect of supervisor’s control and workload on AIS users’ perceived usefulness and approach to misuse an automated system output: The moderating role of experience of AIS practitioners , pp 436-461

Ewa Maruszewska and Maciej Andrzej Tuszkiewicz

Ch 23 On the status of machine learning inferences in data privacy economics and regulation , pp 462-480

David Bodoff

Ch 24 The digital world has a long shadow , pp 481-504

Serghei Ohrimenco, Grigori Borta and Valeriu Cernei

Ch 25 The terms: The parameters of information economics , pp 506-534

Sandra Braman

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