@article{22366,
      note = {Contents : Part 1. An introduction to economics : 1.  Introduction; 2. Consumer theory and market demand; 3. The  cost of output and market supply; 4. Market equilibrium and  economic efficiency; Part 2. Market failure and information  markets : 5. Externalities and information markets; 6.  Information as a public good; 7. Monopolistic pricing and  noncompetitive markets; 8. Imperfect information; 9.  Information as a commodity versus information as a public  good; Part 3. An introduction to cost-benefit analysis :  10. User fees; 11. The value of time; 12. Resource sharing;  13. Cost-benefit analysis;.},
      author = {Kingma, Bruce R., and Kingma, Bruce R.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/22366},
      title = {The economics of information : a guide to economic and  cost-benefit analysis for information professionals /},
      abstract = {Focuses on the economics of information goods and  services, which are sufficiently different from other types  of goods and services that a complete understanding of  their differences is important to information managers and  policymakers.},
      recid = {22366},
      pages = {xii, 200 pages :},
}