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Micro Diginomics Guide: for a Single Digital Good with a focus on business…
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Using a combination of X and Y model and prioritizing X model is the best way to produce and supply emissions data at the scale required.
[Why, What] Production and supply of emissions data (digital goods in general) requires a different set of guiding principles and a richer/alternative set of approaches because digital goods are fundamentally different from "normal" goods [in being ~ costlessly copyable and having active disincentives for production/supply]
This difference matters in X, Y way
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[How] There are 6 basic archetypes for production and supply of emissions data (digital goods) and there are these criteria for assessing which are usable in which combination.
[Designing socio-economic systems for digital information/data [Diginomics system design]
builds on these 4 archetypes which can be combined in Z ways.]
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There are these specific options: monopoly rights, remuneration rights, prizes, compulsory, voluntary ⭐⭐
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Hence, combining that with criteria implies use model X and Y
[Simplified] The main options for design of "economy" of emissions data at scale required are monopoly rights or remuneration rights commons (with compulsory supply as an add-on in both cases)
The main options for supply of (digital) goods are: simple exchange (i.e. classic property rights) (does not really work for info), monopoly rights, remuneration rights, pure sharing ...
Situation here is a, b, c
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