I just finished listening to Peter Klein’s lecture on The Economics of Information Technology which is part of the home study course.
Can anyone recommend further reading on the topic? I see many college level textbooks on Amazon.com, but I’d prefer to pick up something that approaches the topic from an Austrian perspective.
This might be something you’re interested in, there’s another work that’s along the same lines that I’m forgetting, I’ll post in when I remeber.
Yes, just like that. Let me know if you remember that other one. I never thought economics would be so addictive.
Thanks again!
Right now I still haven’t been able to find it (maybe I was making things up). But, if you go to the webpages of Leeson and Coyne (either one works, just google them) you’ll see they have papers on the role of the media and perhaps more pertinent to your original question papers on information technology (from memory I recall they have a paper on the economics of hacking).