Communication in the Twenty-First Century

Julia Puaschunder ()

Chapter Chapter 2 in Advances in Behavioral Economics and Finance Leadership, 2022, pp 51-76 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Contemporary economic growth and financial well-being are connected to digitalization. But the emergence of digital markets has also risen novel forms of digital inequality. While digitalization and inequality are predominant features of our times, hardly any information exists on inequality inherent in digitalization and disparate impacts of innovation underlying any economic change. This chapter breaks novel ground in elucidating digital inequality from an behavior economics perspective. Understanding digital inequality inherent in capitalism of the 21st century helps explaining some behavioral economics and behavioral finance techniques. Particular emphasis will be given to investigating the role of information and communication for market reactions but also social influences in financial market management.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-15710-3_2

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