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A model of two-sided market (for credit cards) is introduced and discussed. In this model, agents can join none, one, or more than one platform (multihoming), depending on access prices and the choices made by agents on the opposite market side. Although emerging multihoming patterns are,...
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This paper studies an industry in which firms can choose to provide open or closed platforms. Open platforms, as … model, I show that firms might prefer to commit to keeping their platforms closed despite the fact that opening the platform … is costless and open platforms are more valuable to consumers. The reason is that opening the platform may lead to …
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Private firms may not have efficient incentives to allow third-party producers to access their platform or develop extensions for their products. Based on a two-sided market model, I discuss two reasons for why. First, a private firm may not be able to internalize all benefits from cross-group...
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over to non-software platforms and, partially, to upstream and downstream firms. The model also explains why Microsoft …
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platforms that allows consumers and firms to optimize with respect to how they home, i.e. we allow both individual consumers and … monopoly platform generates higher surplus than two competing homogeneous platforms. …
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