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economics of singularities: a standalone construct

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Economic sociology

markets for unique, incommensurable goods such as fine wines or professional services, where buyers rely on judgment devices such as guides and rankings.

In economic sociology, economics of singularities refers to markets for unique, incommensurable goods such as fine wines or professional services, where buyers rely on judgment devices such as guides and rankings. This meaning comes from Karpik (2010) in Valuing the Unique.[1]

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Karpik, L. (2010). Valuing the Unique. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400835218

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