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A Multi-Level Examination of the Impact of Social Identities on Economic Transactions in Electronic Markets
Three of the most important uses of the Internet today are as an economic marketplace, as a forum for social interaction, and as a source of information. In this paper, we explore how these three activities come together, in the form of emergent social communities built around information exchang
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