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Incompatibility in market with network effects reduces consumers' ability to "mix and match" components offered by different sellers, but can also spur changes in product attributes that might benefit consumers. In this paper, we estimate the effects of incompatibility on consumers in a classic...
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We test whether firms use incompatibility strategically, using data from ATM markets. High ATM fees degrade the value of competitors' deposit accounts, and can in principle serve as a mechanism for siphoning depositors away from competitors or for creating deposit account differentiation. Our...
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Incompatibility in markets with network effects can either benefit orharm consumers. Incompatibility reduces consumers' ability to "mixand match" components offered by different sellers, but can also beassociated with changes in product attributes that might benefitconsumers. In this paper, we...
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Incompatibility in market with network effects reduces consumers? ability to ?mix and match? components offered by different sellers, but can also spur changes in product attributes that might beneÞt consumers. In this paper, we estimate the effects of incompatibility on consumers in a classic...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010266374
Incompatibility in markets with indirect network expects can affect prices if consumers value mix and match combinations of complementary network components. In this paper, we exam- ine the effects of incompatibility using data from a classic market with indirect network effects: Automated...
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We test whether firms use incompatibility strategically, using data from ATM markets. High ATM fees degrade the value of competitors’ deposit accounts, and can in principle serve as a mechanism for siphoning depositors away from competitors or for creating deposit account differentiation. Our...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010274476
We test whether firms use incompatibility strategically, using data from ATM markets. High ATM fees degrade the value of competitors’ deposit accounts, and can in principle serve as a mechanism for siphoning depositors away from competitors or for creating deposit account differentiation. Our...
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