Economics of Cyberspace
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| Economics of Cyberspace |
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| Meeting Information |
| Location: Skinner, Room 216 |
| Days: Tuesday |
| Time: 1:15-3:50 p.m. |
| Faculty |
| Name: Satya J. Gabriel |
| Faculty Information |
| Email: mailto:sgabriel@mtholyoke.edu |
| Extension: (413) 538-2818 (leave a message; speak slowly and clearly, make sure to leave your name) |
| Office: Skinner, Room 118 |
| Office Hours: M W 12:40-2:220 p.m. |
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| Technical Information |
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| Course Number: ECON 349 |
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Course Description:This course explores the impact of the Internet on finance, commodity and labor markets, intellectual property rights, provision of government services and tax/fee collections, and a wide range of other economic activities. We investigate whether Cyberspace and related technologies represent the inauguration of a new epoch, with implications for the creation of new economic (and social) relationships and requiring new economic theories. We also examine the continuing struggle between governments and Internet-related or supporting businesses and individuals over regulation of Cyberspace and examine the possibility that governments may short-circuit some of the beneficial aspects of Cyberspace.
Contents |
The U.S. Economic Crisis
Class Members
- Andrea Ponce Del Valle
- Jose Fuentes
- Memory Sibiya
- Nondie Hemphill
- Vibhu Norby
- Yanislava Petrova
- Natasha Beydoun
- Sofia Abbasi
- Nazish Tazeem
- Laura Robinson
- Eva Pan
- Pooja Daftary
- Divya Mubai
- Matthew Himler
- Jun Zhang
- Michele Chu
Tentative Schedule
Group Projects
Finance
- Valuations
- Analysis
e-Commerce
- MohoBook Exchange Project
- Social networks
- Online shopping
- Services etc.
Research & Development
- Historical components of tech
- Future of Tech
- Market Power in the Internet Age
- Amherst College Investment Club

