Economic surplus

The economics of Google Reader, and the $250K Mac

The economics of Google Reader, and the $250K Mac

By Charlie Wood on December 29, 2009

This post from Austin Frakt at The Incidental Economist looks at the producer and consumer surplus of Google Reader, and makes an important point (albeit using made-up numbers) about how value can be created on both sides of a transaction, even for a f…

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