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The Web Economy, Two-Sided Markets and Competition Policy

Evans, David S. - 2014

The web economy has grown rapidly in the last decade. Online businesses have several key features that are important for understanding the pro-competitive and anti-competitive strategies they may engage in. The two-sided markets literature helps elucidate many of these strategies. It also...

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Platforms : a multiplicity of research opportunities

Sriram, S.; Manchanda, Puneet; Esteban-Bravo, Mercedes; … - 2014

Platforms refer to intermediaries that facilitate economic interaction between two sets of agents wherein the decisions of one set of agents is likely to have an effect on the other via direct and/or indirect externalities. Given their nature, platforms need to find the appropriate balance...

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Multisided markets and platform dominance

Alleman, James H.; Baranes, Edmond; Rappoport, Paul N. - 2019

The internet giants - Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, among others - have transformed society with both positive … internet giants are multisided markets (MSM); their economic rents are "hidden" from the public. On the user-side of the market … rents are not so obvious. This paper addresses the monopolistic/monopsony aspect of the internet giants. In the singlesided …

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The Online Advertising Industry : Economics, Evolution, and Privacy

Evans, David S. - 2014

increase as more media is consumed over the internet and as more advertisers shift spending to online technologies. The … expansion of internet-based advertising is transforming the advertising business by providing more efficient methods of matching …

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Business models for mobility as an service

Berg, Vincent A. C. van den; Meurs, Hendrik J.; … - 2022 - Revision

Travellers often combine transport services from different firms to form trip chains: e.g. first taking a train and then a bus. Integration of different forms of public and private transport into a single service is gaining attention with the concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS). Usually the...

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Business models for interoperable mobility services

Berg, Vincent A. C. van den; Meurs, Hendrik J.; … - 2020

Travelers often combine transport services from different firms to form trip chains: e.g. first train and then a bus. Integration of different forms of public and private transport into a single service is gaining attention with the concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS). Usually, the focus is...

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