Pascal Petit is a CNRS director of research , working at CEPREMAP, a research centre in Paris sponsored by the CNRS and the Commissariat General du Plan. He teaches economics at the University of Paris 13 and has produced a number of books and a great many articles on economic growth, productivity, technological change and employment in developed economies.

• One: Information theories.- 1 Economics of Information or Economics of Information Systems?.- 2 What Economics Borrows from the Statistical Theory of Information.- 3 Structure and Role of Information and Beliefs in Game Theory.- Two: Information and market.- 4 Information and Prices.- 5 The Self-centred Logic of Financial Markets.- 6 Theory of Information: from Bounded Rationality to Interpretative Reason.- Three: Information and organisations.- 7 Information, Knowledge and the Evolutionary Theory of the Firm.- 8 Information in the Theory of Organization.- 9 On the Codifiability of Knowledge: Technical Change and the Structure of Cognitive Activities.- Four: Perspectives and conclusions.- 10 The European Policy of Promotion of the Information Society.- 11 Screening the Information Economy Through Theories of Information.

Pascal Petit is a CNRS director of research , working at CEPREMAP, a research centre in Paris sponsored by the CNRS and the Commissariat General du Plan. He teaches economics at the University of Paris 13 and has produced a number of books and a great many articles on economic growth, productivity, technological change and employment in developed economies.

• One: Information theories.- 1 Economics of Information or Economics of Information Systems?.- 2 What Economics Borrows from the Statistical Theory of Information.- 3 Structure and Role of Information and Beliefs in Game Theory.- Two: Information and market.- 4 Information and Prices.- 5 The Self-centred Logic of Financial Markets.- 6 Theory of Information: from Bounded Rationality to Interpretative Reason.- Three: Information and organisations.- 7 Information, Knowledge and the Evolutionary Theory of the Firm.- 8 Information in the Theory of Organization.- 9 On the Codifiability of Knowledge: Technical Change and the Structure of Cognitive Activities.- Four: Perspectives and conclusions.- 10 The European Policy of Promotion of the Information Society.- 11 Screening the Information Economy Through Theories of Information.

Pascal Petit is a CNRS director of research , working at CEPREMAP, a research centre in Paris sponsored by the CNRS and the Commissariat General du Plan. He teaches economics at the University of Paris 13 and has produced a number of books and a great many articles on economic growth, productivity, technological change and employment in developed economies.

• One: Information theories.- 1 Economics of Information or Economics of Information Systems?.- 2 What Economics Borrows from the Statistical Theory of Information.- 3 Structure and Role of Information and Beliefs in Game Theory.- Two: Information and market.- 4 Information and Prices.- 5 The Self-centred Logic of Financial Markets.- 6 Theory of Information: from Bounded Rationality to Interpretative Reason.- Three: Information and organisations.- 7 Information, Knowledge and the Evolutionary Theory of the Firm.- 8 Information in the Theory of Organization.- 9 On the Codifiability of Knowledge: Technical Change and the Structure of Cognitive Activities.- Four: Perspectives and conclusions.- 10 The European Policy of Promotion of the Information Society.- 11 Screening the Information Economy Through Theories of Information.