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monopolistic seller’s optimal consumer network structure formation (seeding, segmentation, sequencing, and pricing strategies …) under network effects. We demonstrate the importance of adoption sequencing as well as controllability over the seeding … the seeding process, with both multiplicative and additive forms of network effects, we show that all segments contain …
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One of the most salient issues faced by platforms like newspapers and credit card issuers is that users are heterogeneous in the value they bring to other users or to the platform. We develop a model with multi-dimensional heterogeneity where a monopoly platform chooses (price or non-price)...
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interactions. Players interact in an exogenous network and sequentially choose a binary action. The utility of an action is a … function of the choices of neighbors in the network. I prove that the interaction process can be represented as a potential …
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network externalities between consumers. In the case of a usage fee, I provide conditions under which the steady state (SS) is … consumers whose price-elasticity of demand is large relative to their valuation for network externalities. Finally, we show how … the network's value. …
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The growing importance of online social networks makes it interesting to ask whether extant social capital can substitute for trust built through repeated interactions. It also provides fertile ground for researchers seeking to gain a deeper understanding of fundamental constructs of human...
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Amazon.com. Viewing each product as having a unique position in a hyperlinked network of recommendations between product that … recommendation network position by using a variant of Google’s PageRank measure of centrality. We then associate the average level of … network influence on each category with the inequality in the distribution of its demand and revenue, quantifying this …
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This paper proposes a holistic view of a network organization’s computing environment to examine computer virus … propagation patterns. We empirically examine a large-scale organizational network consisting of both social network and … technological network. By applying information retrieval techniques, we map nodes in the social network to nodes in the …
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This paper studies a spatial model of electronic business network formation where firms build links based on a cost …-benefit analysis. Benefits result from directly and indirectly connected firms in terms of knowledge flows, which are heterogeneous: a … "key-player" (e.g. a firm providing an exchange platform in a business-to-business network) provides a higher level of …
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The literature of private provision of public goods suggests that incentive to contribute is inversely related to group size. This paper empirically tests this relationship using field data from Chinese Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia. We exploit an exogenous reduction in group size as a...
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We analyze the linking and versioning strategies of a media firm when facing competition from blogs, search engines and news aggregators. First, we show that when the publisher competes against a blog it is less likely to release a “fighting version” if this generates significant spillovers...
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