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Indices Graph Internet Indices as of Thursday August 28, 2008
measure 1: measure 2: time span:
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IndexThis WeekLast WeekChange% Change
Internet Competitiveness101.3299.821.501.50
Price Gap1.841.92-0.08-4.17
Market Thickness Index122.81125.71-2.90-2.31
Relative Dispersion10.0410.020.020.20
Price Range40.8340.340.491.21
Value of Information16.4016.220.181.11
 What is Internet Competitiveness?
The Internet Competitiveness Index is a comprehensive measure of the level of competition. Increases indicate more competitive pricing, while decreases indicate a lessening of competition.

 Tip for Users:
You may click a measure in the above table to graph its historical values, or click a column header to sort values.

 Internet Competitiveness This Week:
The Internet Competitiveness Index increased to 101.32 this past week. This increase in competition means that sellers are likely to adjust their pricing strategies.

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