Information Economics

Author: Tao Changqi
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book combines the characteristics of information-related disciplines in financial and economic institutions. To adapt to new development trends, disciplinary construction, and talent cultivation needs, we elaborate on the relevant content and research methods of information economics from five aspects: information asymmetry, information resources, information markets, information systems, and information industries. We strive to comprehensively present the main content of information economics, reflect the latest research findings in this field, and make it easy to understand, embodying the characteristics of a university textbook. We believe the book has a reasonably structured layout, with chapters progressing in a logical sequence, emphasizing internal coherence. The content is appropriately challenging, focusing on both the general issues of information economics and the incorporation of the latest research findings, enriching and deepening the study material. This book can be used as a textbook for information management majors and departments of economics and management in higher education institutions, and is also suitable for reference by staff in information, economic, and management departments.