In a two-sided market with network effects, the platform will likely A. charge a lower price...
In a two-sided market with network effects, the platform will likely
A.
charge a lower price for end users that are more affected by a positve market feedback.
B.
charge a higher price for end users that are more affected by a positve market feedback.
C.
randomly charge end users.
D.
charge a zero price for all end users regardless of the market feedback effects.
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In a two sided market with network effects the platform will likeyl charge a higher price for end users that are more effected by a positive market feedback.
Answer: option (b).
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