Rethinking Value
Value creation is assumed to occur in business and only facilitated by public and other actors. This premise builds on false assumptions. Value is created collectively, including by direct investments of state-led institutions. If value is created collectively, how can it also be shared more equally? How can collective value become central to how government interacts with business and civil society?
Research publications | Rethinking Value

Behind the clicks: Can Amazon allocate user attention as it pleases?

Amazon’s algorithmic rents: The economics of information on Amazon

Rethinking industrial strategies and the state: A global south perspective
