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The market : markets as information-processing devices and social institutions

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The market : markets as information-processin...
av Alexander Styhre
Häftad bok. Studentlitteratur AB. 1 uppl. 2017. 181 sidor.

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ISBN

9789144119274

Titel

The market : markets as information-processing devices and social institutions

Författare

Styhre, Alexander

Förlag

Studentlitteratur AB

Utgivningsår

2017

Omfång

181 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Vikt

300 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

In this book the concept of the market is examined from an organization theory view, wherein markets are not so much understood as a supreme and original information-processing device, but as a social institution inﬂuenced and shaped by social and human interests. In this latter view, organizations not only respond to the market as an autonomous entity or an exogenous factor, but organization representatives actively seek to shape the market and its mechanisms in their own interests. The book provides a comprehensive overview and introduction to key issues pertaining to the market system such as price-setting, competition, information, market regulation, and the role of lobbyism and other forms of organizational rent-seeking shaping the rules of the market.

Studentlitteratur AB 1 9789144119274

ISBN: 9789144119274
Titel: The market : markets as information-processing devices and social institutions
Författare: Styhre, Alexander
Förlag: Studentlitteratur AB
Utgivningsår: 2017
Omfång: 181 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Vikt: 300 g
Språk: English

In this book the concept of the market is examined from an organization theory view, wherein markets are not so much understood as a supreme and original information-processing device, but as a social institution inﬂuenced and shaped by social and human interests. In this latter view, organizations not only respond to the market as an autonomous entity or an exogenous factor, but organization representatives actively seek to shape the market and its mechanisms in their own interests. The book provides a comprehensive overview and introduction to key issues pertaining to the market system such as price-setting, competition, information, market regulation, and the role of lobbyism and other forms of organizational rent-seeking shaping the rules of the market.