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- "The Industrial Organization of Online Education" ...
"The Industrial Organization of Online Education" Featuring Alex Tabarrok
"Online education has cost and flexibility advantages over in-class teaching. Online education also has a different cost structure than in-class teaching, namely lower marginal cost but higher and endogenous fixed costs. I discuss how these advantages and differences in cost structure will disrupt and shape the future of higher education."
