The Demand for (Differentiated) Information
提出一个框架，区分信息的数量与质量或类型，将信息视为不可分割的差异化商品，个体在不确定性下因效用最大化而需求信息，但需求可能因不可分割性而非凸。
A framework for distinguishing between the quantity of information and its quality or type is presented in which information is an indivisible differentiated commodity for which satiation occurs at one unit. Uncountably many types of information are possible which can be costlessly combined by agents. Similarity of information is expressed by a metric which reflects substitution possibilities among different information structures. In the model, traders desire information only because it helps them to maximize state dependent utilities under uncertainty. Then the individual demand for information is well defined, but possibly nonconvex valued because of the indivisibilities.