Market Provision of Broadcasting¶
Anderson, S. P., & Coate, S. (2005). Market Provision of Broadcasting: A Welfare Analysis. Review of Economic Studies, 947-972.
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- (set the copay too high in an elastic region and patients forgo needed care), and attention markets, where reader time is the priced quantity and a feed's ad load is a movement along the demand-for-content curve.
This sourceMedia-economics model in which viewer attention is the scarce quantity and advertising load is set against viewers' nuisance cost — the demand-for-content / ad-load trade in an attention market.
- (set the copay too high in an elastic region and patients forgo needed care), and attention markets, where reader time is the priced quantity and a feed's ad load is a movement along the demand-for-content curve.
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