paper · Herbert A. Simon · tradition:
attention-economy
Origin of “a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention.” Attention, not information, is the scarce resource once information is abundant.
The book’s stance. Bears on transport-collapse-shifts-constraint, the receiver budget (Ch 3), and cost-shifting (Ch 10). Supports: the founding statement that attention becomes the binding constraint. Quote-backed supports/pressureTests edges pending extraction of the source PDF.
Availability. Cited by reference; no local copy held in the repo.