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To surcharge or not to surcharge? A two-sided market perspective of the no-surchage rule

Economides, Nicholas; Henriques, David - European Central Bank - 2011

¤ect from merchants to cardholders is sufficiently weak. Third, the NSR is socially (un)desirable if the network externalities …

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Les enjeux économiques de la géolocalisation pour les réseaux sociaux numériques

Bassoni, Marc; Weygand, Félix - HAL - 2011

Depuis quelques années, les réseaux sociaux et les usages qu'ils nourrissent ont pris une place significative au sein de la galaxie Internet. Parmi ces réseaux, ceux qui pratiquent la gratuité pour les utilisateurs finals n'ont pas encore stabilisé leur modèle économique et ce, malgré...

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To Surcharge or Not To Surcharge? A Two-Sided Market Perspective of the No-Surcharge Rule

Economides, Nicholas; Henriques, David - NET Institute - 2011

effect from merchants to cardholders is sufficiently weak. Third, the NSR is socially (un)desirable if the network … externalities from merchants to cardholders are sufficiently weak (strong) and the merchants’ market power in the goods market is …

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Network externalities and differentiation in an entry model

Colombo, Stefano - In: Economics Bulletin 31 (2011) 1, pp. 75-84

In a market characterized by network externalities, we consider a situation in which an established incumbent faces a … new entrant: the differentiation degree chosen by the entrant increases with the network externalities, while the price … set by the incumbent initially increases with the network externalities but eventually it decreases with the network …

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The Market for Fake Observations

Brekke, Kjellr Arne; Nilsen, Tore - Økonomisk institutt, Universitetet i Oslo - 2011

advertising in that medium. We apply a simple model of a product market with network externalities where firms buy advertising …

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Merchant Acceptance of Payment Cards: “Must Take” or “Wanna Take”?

Bounie, David; François, Abel; Van Hove, Leo - In: Review of Network Economics 15 (2016) 3, pp. 117-146

Abstract In recent years, regulators in various parts of the world have capped interchange fees on debit and credit cards. The justification for the caps rests to a large extent on the argument that these cards have, for certain merchants, become must-take cards rather than “wanna-take...

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