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This paper studies the effect of competition and consumer myopia on platform profits. The focus is on airports, which … non-decreasing in the degree of consumer foresight. By contrast, under duopoly competition, a weakly-negative correlation …. First, airport competition can lead to higher landing fees. Second, under competition, an airport is not necessarily …
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We consider dynamic competition among platforms in a market with network externalities. A platform that dominated the … the focal platform whenever such equilibrium exists. Yet when faced with higher-quality competition, can a low …
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We consider platform competition in the presence of small users and a user-group. One platform enjoys a quality …
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We study platforms competing in commissions on revenues of sellers engaged in monopolistic competition, as the app … superstars and a long tail of singlehoming sellers. Competition to attract buyers and sellers induces the platforms to set the …
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We consider a dynamic platform competition in a market with network externalities. The incumbent platform enjoys a …
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recommendations level, we argue that regulatory and competition policies should continue to reduce uncertainty associated with …
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This paper analyzes the effects of tying arrangements on market competition and social welfare in two-sided markets …
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It is a widely adopted practice for firms to announce new products well in advance of actual market availability. The incentives for pre-announcements are stronger in markets with network effects because they can be used to induce the delay of consumers' purchases and forestall the build-up of...
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We analyze a simple game of technology adoption with network effects and multiple new technologies. Potential adopters can adopt early, late, or not at all. We show that one of the reasons for the failure of new technologies can be the presence of multiple incompatible variants of that...
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