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Economic Aspects of Personal Privacy
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The advent of low-cost technology for manipulating and communicating information has raised significant concerns about personal privacy. Privacy is a complex issue that can be treated from many perspectives; this paper provides an overview of some of the economic issues surrounding it.1
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