Open source production processes increase efficiency and consumer surplus
Evidence from economic and software literature indicates that open-source production models successfully align consumer integration with efficient resource allocation, thereby enhancing overall value and consumer welfare.
Papers [0] and [1] directly discuss open source production as an efficient economic model that increases value for users (consumer surplus) and improves production quality. The remaining papers are off-topic or tangential (discussing animal housing, fisheries, or general welfare states), leaving no contradictory evidence.
Jennifer W. Kuan. Open Source Software as Consumer Integration into Production. 2001. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.259648
Demonstrates that open source software production integrates users to produce higher quality goods for themselves.
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Matthias Bärwolff. Tight prior open source equilibrium: The rise of open source as a source of economic welfare. 2006. https://doi.org/10.5210/fm.v11i1.1309
Shows that open source acts as an effective mode of production that increases value on both use and production sides.
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