In our first series of reports, Networks & Platforms: The Economics of Order, we developed a new economic framework, one that determines and integrates the source of “order”. The intention in our second series is to apply the framework we developed in the first series to more specific market contexts and to generate insights missed by standard economic theory because of the latter’s failure to address the creation and foundation of order.
The second report applying our new economic framework (developed in our first series of reports) to specific market contexts, in this case, markets characterized by product differentiation (pdf, 8 pages). Details below, with a link to a downloadable pdf table of contents.
The first report applying our new economic framework (developed in our first series of reports) to specific market contexts, in this case, the oil market (pdf, 17 pages). Details below, with a link to a downloadable pdf table of contents.
The New Economics of Order
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