The changing structure of markets over time

Not specifically future-oriented, but full of useful rules-of-thumb about how new business markets change over time. (24K PDF.) Looks at how markets move from fragmentation, through companies growing larger, to the biggest survivors consolidating their positions, and finally onto mergers and alliances. I don't know enough economics to evaluate its accuracy, but it's interesting nonetheless. (via Nettime)

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