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The Market Economy

Trust in a Polarized Age, 2020
The market economy can create trust for the right reasons. Markets and property rights promote social and political trust in the real world by creating social cohesion through exchange and generating economic growth.
Kevin Vallier
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The Theory of the Market Economy

Revue économique, 1995
Résumé La coordination des activités économiques dans une économie de libre entre­prise prend place de trois façons : à travers les transactions de marché, à travers la coopération entre firmes liées dans des réseaux d'association et d'affiliation, et à l'intérieur des firmes à travers la direction. Les firmes seront en mesure de pren­dre des décisions
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Commentary: Marketing and the Sharing Economy: Digital Economy and Emerging Market Challenges

Journal of Marketing, 2019
The sharing economy is changing consumer and firm behavior around the world. We present two challenges to the proposed view of marketing in the sharing economy.
Yubo Chen, Liantao Wang
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Markets and Economy [PDF]

, 1998
In this chapter we shall revisit several ideas that have been raised during our journey into the mathematics of risk and finance, without getting too involved in the technical aspects.
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Market Power and Innovation in the Intangible Economy

The American Economic Review, 2019
This paper offers a unified explanation for the slowdown of productivity growth, the decline in business dynamism, and the rise of market power. Using a quantitative framework, I show that the rise of intangible inputs, such as software, can explain ...
M. D. Ridder
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Reflections on private market economy and social market economy

International Journal of Social Economics, 2002
Although markets prevail throughout the world, there are significant differences in the economic, social, political as well as legal institutions in which these markets function. Many of these variations can be attributed in part to differences in levels of economic development and in part to the differing consensus about the role of corporations and ...
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Marketing in the Network Economy

Journal of Marketing, 1999
As the twenty-first century dawns, marketing is poised for revolutionary changes in its organizational context, as well as in its relationship with customers. Driven by a dynamic and knowledge-rich environment, the hierarchical organizations of the twentieth century are disaggregating into a variety of network forms, including internal networks ...
Ravi S. Achrol, Philip Kotler
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Unemployment and Worker Participation in the Gig Economy: Evidence from An Online Labor Market

Information systems research, 2017
The gig economy comprises a large portion of the workforce in today’s economy. The gig economy has low barriers to entry, enabling flexible work arrangements and allowing workers to engage in contingent employment, whenever, and in some cases, such as ...
Ni Huang, Gordon Burtch, Y. Hong, P. Pavlou   +3 more
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The EU market rules as social market rules: Why the EU can be a social market economy

Common market law review, 2013
This paper challenges the "structural social deficit of the EU treaties" argument, referred to also as the asymmetry of economic and social integration within the EU.
D. Damjanović
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The market economy

1988
This chapter outlines the main features of a market economy and provides an introduction to some basic concepts used in economics. It is mainly intended for students who are studying the subject for the first time. Many of those using this book will have already studied economics at A level, or will have followed some other introductory economics ...
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