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In lugnet.admin.general, edboxer@aol.com (Ed Jones) writes:
> [...]
> > What differences do "market theory" and "market tech/technology/
> > technologies" suggest? They're similar, but different. Both do
> > encompass algorithms, analysis, but I think only "theory" encompasses
> > psychology, sociology, and economics.
>
> Market theory could include algorithms, etc. but my initial reaction is
> - What makes an auction good, just, fair, well run - it turns into an
> ethical discussion for me - although that might not be a bad topic for
> here either.
Is that a case in favor of .market.theory or in favor of .market.tech? In
my mind, ethical issues fit much more closely with what .market.theory means
but not so much with what .market.tech* means, so ethics would be a case in
favor .market.theory to me.
Unless...are you hinting at a .market.ethics group? That could be quite a
bit of fun too, but it would probably not encompass theories and
technologies as well as .market.theory would.
--Todd
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