Wednesday, June 15, 2005
The Simple Economics of Open Source
HBS Working Knowledge: Technology: 'What motivates thousands of computer programmers-and even the companies that employ them-to share their code with the world? The growing use of so-called "open source" software may not seem, at first glance, to make much economic sense. But according to research by HBS Professor Josh Lerner and his colleague Jean Tirole, economics may actually help explain why open source works as well as it does."
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