The
value of information in economics
• The value of the information
Basic principle: information is valued if
the decision induced by this information improves an existing situation
Objective: Measure the value of information?
Objective: Measure the value of information?
a- The information : a good
& a factor of economic orientation
a.
Definition of a good
A good is an object produced by human intervention or
available spontaneously in nature, capable of satisfying a human need for this
function.
It is divided between:
It is divided between:
Goods: the goods we
consume that have a subjective interest (meet the different needs of humans)
• Production well (or usage):
all goods which are used for the production of consumer goods. They have a
useful objective since they are incorporated in the production process without
really being related to the satisfaction of human needs. They are also called "indirect
goods."
For example: capital goods (capital technique), raw material.
For example: capital goods (capital technique), raw material.
§ Properties:
1.
Quantity
2.
Price
3. Traded in a market :supply and demand (that will be
detailed hereafter)
Supply: quantity of
a good that producers wish to sell at a given price. Its main determinants are market
prices and production costs. there is a positive relationship
between price and quantity supplied
Demand: quantity of
a product that is required by individuals at a given price level. The level of
demand evolves inversely to prices
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