Author: Durad Cerk | Published on: 4 September, 2019 Page: 1-13
Abstract
Researchers in the economics of information come from a variety of disciplines. While most economics of information research appears in economics and in the library and information science, Machlup and Mansfield in The Economics of Information: Interdisciplinary Messages note contributions from other fields including psychology, sociology, linguistics, communication, engineering, computer science, cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and cybernetics. In this article, some important issues will distinctly be represented. Thus anybody can know about information economics and many data.
Keywords
Idea; Information; Acquisition; Tools; Distribution.
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Cerk, D. (2019), Information Economics Aspires. International Journal of Tax Economics and Management, 2(12), 1-13.
Cerk, D. (2019) "Information Economics Aspires", International Journal of Tax Economics and Management, 2(12), pp.1-13.
Cerk, D.. Information Economics Aspires. International Journal of Tax Economics and Management. 2019; 2(12): 1-13.
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Cerk, D.. Information Economics Aspires. International Journal of Tax Economics and Management. 2019; 2(12): 1-13.
Cerk, D.. Information Economics Aspires. International Journal of Tax Economics and Management. 2019; 2(12): 1-13.
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AK., A. (2018), Sociologic Factors and Social Structure in Preparation of Tax Acts and The Assessment of Personal Income Tax in Terms Of Suitability to Social Structure. International Journal of Tax Economics and Management, 1(1), 22-36.