As every click, stream, and search sets invisible economic forces in motion, who really pays for the internet, and who benefits most from it?
Behind the convenience of the internet lies a complex system of business models, investments, and policy choices that determine who profits, who benefits, and who remains excluded. In this course, you will learn how internet services are monetised, how digital markets evolve, and how economic and regulatory decisions shape growth, innovation, and digital inclusion worldwide.
COURSE OUTLINE
COURSE OUTLINE
1. The economics of internet services (12 – 18 Sep)
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2. The economic impact of the internet (19 – 25 Sep)
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3. The economics of regulation (26 Sep – 2 Oct)
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4. The economics of the digital divide (3 – 9 Oct)
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