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greater marketplace liquidity via data sharing meh/approach

Algorithmic, market-based solutions to wages in on-demand labor markets provide a potentially interesting alternative to minimum-wage mandates as a way to increase worker incomes. Rather than cracking down on the new online gig economy businesses to make them more like twentieth-century businesses,…

—p.197 WTF?: What's the Future and Why It's Up to Us “A Hot Temper Leaps O’er a Cold Decree” (170) by Tim O'Reilly
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extending the commercial sphere archive/dissertation meh/analysis

Extending the commercial sphere genuinely into the information space will lead to a more moderate, balanced world. What we've been doing instead is treating information commerce as a glaring exception to the equity that underlies democracy.

—p.321 Who Owns the Future? A Stab at Mitigating Creepiness (317) by Jaron Lanier
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the nanopayment system meh/approach

In the event that something a person says or does contributes even minutely to a database that allows, say, a machine language translation algorithm, or a market prediction algorithm, to perform a task, then a nanopayment, proportional both to the degree of contribution and the resultant value,…

—p.20 A Simple Idea (19) by Jaron Lanier
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the availability of training meh/approach

[...] adult education provides people with option value. It may also help mitigate some of the problems of inequality we described in chapter 6: to the extent that the growth of intangibles disadvantages those with poor skills and makes some skills obsolete, the availability of training offers a wa…

—p.229 Capitalism Without Capital: The Rise of the Intangible Economy Public Policy in an Intangible Economy: Five Hard Questions (208) by Jonathan Haskel, Stian Westlake
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better staff to create synergy meh/approach

[...] the rise of intangibles might be expected to increase inequality both of wealth and income. Increasingly intangible intensive firms will need better staff to create synergy with their other intangible assets: better managers, better movie stars, better sports heroes. Firms will screen them mo…

—p.118 Intangibles and the Rise of Inequality (118) by Jonathan Haskel, Stian Westlake