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If it is possible to provide a popular service to a large audience at a low cost per person, there will be ways of generating revenues The only question is, How The World Wide Web on the Internet resembles commercial broadcasting in its early days Fixed costs initial investments and production costs can be high in themselves, but they are low in terms of average cost per potential customer The incremental or variable costs of delivering content to individual customers or of processing transactions are very low (see Choi and Whinston, 2000) The market for the Web is large About 60 percent of the US population, plus foreign markets, now have access to the Internet Many people who do not have computers at home can access the Internet through computers at work, schools, libraries, or via mobile devices.

The arrival in 1995 of Web TV adapters for TV sets made it possible for homes without computers to get on the Internet for as little as $400 By 2003, the cost of the Simputer and other thin computers has come down to about $200 These trends could lead to a situation of universal connectivity, in which almost every citizen in the industrialized countries has access to the Net Using wireless, nearly universal connectivity can be achieved in developing countries as well The Web is different from broadcasting in ways that increase its economic potential For example, 5 provides detailed information on speci c applications of e-commerce These applications demonstrate how favorable economic factors are leading to a wide variety of approaches to generating income using the Web or other aspects of the Internet.

In 1996 2001, in the rush to introduce Web systems in general, and e-commerce in particular, basic economic principles often were neglected, resulting in failures of many projects as well as entire companies For further discussion see Kohli et al (2003) and Choi and Whinston (2000) Stanford University economist Brian Arthur (1996) is the leading proponent of the economic theory of increasing returns, which applies to the Web and to other forms of information technology He starts with the familiar concept that the.

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where Nc is the number of recoils that escape from the target, Nw is the number that remains in the target, and W is the thickness of the target. The fraction of product nuclei that recoil into the forward catcher foil, F, and the fraction that recoil into the backward catcher foil, B, can be used to deduce something about the relative velocity imparted to the recoiling nucleus by the initial projectile target interaction, v, and the isotropic velocity kick, V, given to it by successive momentum kicks by sequential particle emission. Formally, we de ne the quantity h where h v=V. Also h can be related to F and B: h (F=B)1=2 1 (F=B)1=2 1

composition x1,az is shifted to larger values as the sweep gas flow rate G is increased Note that the interface vapor concentrations are in equilibrium with the liquid phase bulk concentrations Figure 424 shows the reactive arheotrope trajectories according to Eq (83) for various amounts of the liquid phase mass transfer resistance that is, for various values of Kliq and a low sweep gas flow rate G (at large NTUi-values) As a result, the reactive arheotropic composition x1,az is shifted to larger values as the liquid phase mass transfer resistance becomes more important that is, as the value of Kliq decreases Note that the interface liquid concentrations are in equilibrium with the vapor phase bulk concentrations Therefore, gas phase mass transfer resistances cannot have any influence on the position of the reactive arheotrope compositions.