1. Foundations of Electronic Commerce 2. Applying Basic Economic Principles to Electronic Commerce 3. Imperfect Competition, Virtual Products, and Network Industries 4. Business Strategies and Conduct in the Electronic Marketplace 5. Searching for Information in Electronic Markets 6. E-Commerce Intermediaries and Two-Sided Markets 7. Internet Advertising 8. Innovation, Intellectual Property Rights, and the Internet 9. Public Policy Issues in Electronic Markets 10. Internet Regulation and Net Neutrality 11. The Public Sector and the Electronic Marketplace 12. Electronic Commerce and the World Trading System 13. The Economics of Online Banking and Finance 14. Digital Money and Aggregate Economic Activity
Biography
David VanHoose is Professor of Economics at the Hankamer School of Business at Baylor University, Texas, USA. He was previously Editor for Monetary Economics with the Journal of Economics and Business and the author of textbooks in macroeconomics, money, banking and financial markets, and international economics.
