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Exclusionary Pricing in Two-Sided Markets

Amelio, Andrea - 2020

This paper studies the incentives to engage in exclusionary pricing in the context of two-sided markets. Platforms are horizontally differentiated, and seek to attract users of two groups who single-home and enjoy indirect network externalities from the size of the opposite user group active on...

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