Economics 101 and Social Media Strategies, Part III: The Limitations of Self-Interest and the 80/20 Rule

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Economics 101 and Social Media Strategies, Part III: The Limitations of Self-Interest and the 80/20 Rule

Posted May 4, 2010 | | Amplify

In the first part of this series (see "Economics 101 and Social Media Strategies, Part I: Diminishing Marginal Utility," 3 March 2010), I discussed diminishing marginal utility with respect to social media.

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Economics 101 and Social Media Strategies, Part III: The Limitations of Self-Interest and the 80/20 Rule

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