Technology
Moore's Law told us technology gets cheaper. Gilder told us networks grow forever. So what happens to orthodox economics when scarcity stops being the point? A look at digital networks, network effects, and why consumer attention is the only constraint left.
blockchain
Firms exist because transacting with strangers is expensive. Blockchain makes it nearly free. A look at transaction cost theory, decentralisation, and why intermediaries should be paying very close attention.
uber
Network effects don't just reward the biggest player. They actively punish everyone else. A look at why the internet is structurally designed to produce monopolies, and whether that's actually such a bad thing.
Tech
Music streaming isn't broken because of Spotify. It's broken because record labels are extracting 45 cents of every dollar for a job the internet already does for free. A look at why the labels' power has well and truly outlasted their usefulness.