Review

It is a timely contribution to the discipline of Economics as a whole and in particular to Information Economics. Ian Jackson, Staffordshire University

The material is self-contained presuming no prior knowlede by the reader other than elementary microeconomics and calculus...the presentation is rigorous without being overly technical. The authors make excellent use of time-lines and diagrams supplement the formal analysis...All audiences will appreciate the extensive references to the literature as well as the numerous problem sets at the end of the chapters. Stefan Reicheistein, Journal of Economics

Although written for first-year postgraduate students of economics or business and for advanced undergraduates with its wide range of applications discussed from such areas as finance, regulation, insurance, tehnology transfer, labour economics, and health economics, this book provides also an excellent survey for the general reader interested in the latest developments in this field. Beate Reszat, The Economic Journal

Language Notes

Text: Spanish (translation)
Original Language: English