Network Economics

The book explores advancements in network economics, emphasizing the significance of various networks, including transportation, communication, and financial systems, in today's interconnected global economy. This edition incorporates recent research and dynamic models related to traffic, markets, and oligopolistic structures, while also addressing computational economics and its role in solving complex problems. An appendix with self-study problems enhances the material's accessibility for both independent learners and classroom settings, reflecting the growth in data availability and computational capabilities.