It surely has the right to be called a digital art work, even if it is then embedded in a commercial model that is struggling to adapt to the realities of the network economy.
But, as Frigstad explained at the discussion, the disruption of today's network economy, which will enable vehicle sharing start-ups, might actually be good news for the rest of us.
According to the government HS2 will help deliver increased capacity on the railway network as well as jobs and growth in the UK economy.
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In 2005 Ms. O'Grady won the Bastiat Prize for Journalism awarded by the International Policy Network for her articles on the World Bank, the underground economy in Brazil and the bad economic advice the U.S. often gives to Latin American countries.
"We recognize that there are certain types of traffic shaping that need to occur in order to maintain the integrity of the network, " said Jeff Lynn from the Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec).
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If America is to remain the global leader of the Internet economy, then it will need a wireless network that is up to the challenge.
In fact, the economy is more like a network in which everything is connected to everything else, and in which every producer is also a consumer.
But the secret police and army, his family-connected network of businessmen and cronies, who control much of the economy and suborn enough politicians, and a slavishly deferential state-controlled press all contrive to keep him going.
It is just as ironic that under this agreement 11 airlines compete on the densest network of routes between Europe and America, giving economy fare payers unrivalled low-fare value and offering business-fare payers what they want excellent service and higher frequency to key American cities than from any other European city.
The ailing economy and poor past performance will likely hurt the network's prospects in the upfront marketplace.
Fueled by the booming Irish economy, Eircom has been continually expanding its network.
Others have dropped out of the money economy and rely on barter, through an exchange network that drew in as much as a third of the population at its peak earlier this year.
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"This network would help the UK to develop the type of 'knowledge economy' that is essential if the UK is to remain competitive in the future, " BT said in a statement.
Second, the assumption of one additional percent of growth over a 15-year period possibly overestimates the effect in the early years, but underestimates to a far greater degree in later years when the economy is larger, the penetration is higher and the network effect is greater.
The economy is only one important part of a huge and dynamic network, which we understand very poorly.
"We have diversified our route network, focused on providing the best product in Upper Class, Premium Economy and Economy, hedged our fuel purchasing and built up a strong cash position, " he added.
The center is part of a broader effort unfolding across the Great Lakes region to regain lost prosperity by developing a "blue economy" a network of industries that develop products and services related to water, from pump and valve manufacturers to resorts offering vacations along redeveloped lakeshores.
Finance Minister Francois Baroin, in an interview Saturday for French television network i-tele, said France had "full confidence" in the strength of the U.S. economy.
Considering the current state of economy, self-paying students and students at the crux of career change had to rely on their network and alums to help out rather than the school pitching in.
Now the world's second-largest economy, and flush with cash, China has built the world's longest high-speed rail network -- boasting more than 8, 300 kilometers (5, 100 miles) of routes -- in a few short years.
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