The e-business revolution & the new economy: e-conomics after the dot-com crash

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I. THE NEW ECONOMY AND THE DOT-COM CRASH 1. A New Economy? 2. Is There Statistical Evidence For a New Economy? 3. A Technological/ Organizational Revolution 4. Reconciling Growth and Technological Change II. THE E-BUSINESS REVOLUTION 5. The Essentials of E-Business 6. E-Commerce: B2C 7. E-Commerce: Supply-Chain Management 8. Financial Services: E-Brokerage and E-Banking 9. Other E-Commerce Activities 10. The E-Business Experience III. THE ECONOMICS OF E-BUSINESS 11. The Economics of the Knowledge Economy and E-Business 12. Economic Impact of E-Business IV. E-BUSINESS AND THE NEW ECONOMY: THE FUTURE 13. E-Business and the New Economy 14. How to Participate in the New Economy Bibliography Index

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