On 04/05/2013 10:56, David Miller wrote:
economists, people whose impact is around understanding where value
is created, really haven’t embraced open markets, particularly open
data markets, in a very substantial way. I think we need a good
number of capable economists pilling into this, trying to understand
new forms of value and what the values are that are created. [1]
Fair point as far as it goes...
Turns out I couldn't name any (Prob my ignorance though ;)
Who are the economists doing great work in this space?
[1] Shadbodt -
http://radar.oreilly.com/2013/04/linking-open-data-to-augmented-intelligence-and-the-economy.html
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Love regards etc
David Miller
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07854 880 883
There is an Open Economics working group of OKFN:
http://openeconomics.net/
though most of its activity has been more pragmatic than dealing with
more theoretical - though very important! - concepts such as value.
(My feeling is that value theory has been in the economic doghouse since
marginalism focused on price; but recent technological developments are
forcing the issue back into view.)
HTH
John
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John Levin
http://www.anterotesis.com
http://twitter.com/anterotesis
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