The Economics of Information: A Guide to Economic and Cost-Benefit Analysis for Information Professionals (Library and Information Science Text Series)
The Economics of Information provides an introduction to economic and cost-benefit analysis for information professionals. Positioned within library and information science, this guide connects economic concepts with the evaluation of information-related services and decisions, making it a focused text for students and practitioners exploring the economics of information.
About This Book
The Economics of Information introduces economic and cost-benefit analysis for information professionals.
Its subject sits at the intersection of economics and library and information science.
The book is designed as part of a library and information science text series.
It offers a focused resource for readers studying how economic analysis relates to information services and professional decision-making.
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