The Middleman Economy by Marina Krakovsky

The Middleman Economy by Marina Krakovsky

Krakovsky examines the often-overlooked economic role of middlemen, brokers, agents and matchmakers, arguing they create genuine, measurable value by solving information gaps and trust problems that direct buyer-seller transactions cannot resolve on their own.

Drawing on economic theory and real business case studies, the book challenges the popular assumption that eliminating middlemen always benefits markets, making a compelling case for understanding when intermediaries genuinely add value.

A compelling economic case for the genuine value created by market middlemen and matchmakers.

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