Introduction to Network Economics

Author: Sun Jian
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book starts with an exploration of the fundamental principles of network economics, providing an in-depth yet accessible analysis of the background, impact, and development trends of the network economy. It particularly examines both the positive and negative aspects of the network economy, as well as its top ten bottlenecks. The book proposes an axiomatic system and several theorems of network economics. Each chapter includes summaries and discussion questions, offering broad readability while also catering to the needs of deeper research. The text is fluent and thought-provoking. The book is divided into 10 chapters, covering: Network Economy and Network Economics, Several Basic Principles of Network Economics, The Relationship Between Network Economy and Traditional Industries, E-commerce, Network Economy and Traditional Banking, Insurance, and Securities Industries, Network Economy and Media Industry, Network Economy and Distance Education, The Top Ten Bottlenecks and Countermeasures of Network Economy, Network Economy and National Security, Network Economy and Venture Capital and Second Board Markets. This book can serve as a reference or training textbook for undergraduate and graduate students of economics majors in universities, as well as for professionals in related fields. It is also suitable as a training or reference material for researchers and administrative personnel in research and management institutions. Additionally, it can be used as a reading resource for network economy managers to enhance their theoretical understanding of the network economy.