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Van Cayseele, Patrick J. G. - 2014

This paper studies pricing decisions in two-sided markets when platforms are needed simultaneously for the successful completion of a transaction. The model is a natural extension of the Cournot-Ellet theory of complementary monopoly featuring clear cut asymmetric single- and multihoming...

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Prediction and identification in two-sided markets

Boik, Andre - 2018

correlated. I show that the standard "one-sided" model of complements is a special case of the two-sided model, and that it … generates those same hallmark features of two-sided markets. The model of complements also performs well in predicting price … common outcome in two-sided markets. The main cost to using a model of complements to estimate cross-group effects in a two …

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Two-sided markets with negative externalities

Reisinger, Markus - 2004

This paper analyses a two-sided market in which two platforms compete against each other. One side, the advertisers, exerts a negative externality on the ther side, the users. It is shown that if platforms can charge advertisers only, a higher degree of competition for users can lead to higher...

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Imperfect substitutes for perfect complements : solving the anticommons problem

Alvisi, Matteo; Carbonara, Emanuela - 2010

An integrated monopoly, where all complements forming a composite good are offered by a single firm, is typically … competition in the market for each complement. We present a model with two perfect complements and introduce n imperfect … substitutes for one and then for both complements. We prove that, if one complementary good is produced by a monopolist, and if …

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Chapter 18 The Media and Advertising: A Tale of Two-Sided Markets

Anderson, Simon P.; Gabszewicz, Jean J. - In: Handbook of the economics of art and culture : volume 1, (pp. 567-614). 2006

Media industries are important drivers of popular culture. A large fraction of leisure time is devoted to radio, magazines, newspapers, the Internet, and television (the illustrative example henceforth). Most advertising expenditures are incurred for these media. They are also mainly supported...

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Chapter 2. The Advertising-Financed Business Model in Two-Sided Media Markets

Anderson, Simon P.; Jullien, Bruno - 2015

This chapter focuses on the economic mechanisms at work in recent models of advertising finance in media markets developed around the concept of two-sided markets. The objective is to highlight new and original insights from this approach, and to clarify the conceptual aspects. The chapter first...

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Unique equilibrium in two-part tariff competition between two-sided platforms

Reisinger, Markus - 2010

Two-sided market models in which platforms compete via two-part tariffs, i.e. a subscription and a per-transaction fee, are often plagued by a continuum of equilibria. This paper augments existing models by allowing for heterogeneous rading behavior of agents on both sides. We show that this...

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Two-sided markets with pecuniary and participation externalities

Schmidtke, Richard - 2006

The existing literature on two-sided markets addresses participation externalities, but so far it has neglected pecuniary externalities between competing platforms. In this paper we build a model that incorporates both externalities. In our setup differentiated platforms compete in advertising...

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Two-sided markets with pecuniary and participation externalities

Schmidtke, Richard - 2006

The existing literature on "two-sided markets" addresses participation externalities, but so far it has neglected pecuniary externalities between competing platforms. In this paper we build a model that incorporates both externalities. In our setup differentiated platforms compete in advertising...

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Exclusive vs overlapping viewers in media markets

Ambrus, Attila; Reisinger, Markus - 2006 - This Version: August 2006

This paper investigates competition for advertisers in media markets when viewers can subscribe to multiple channels. A central feature of the model is that channels are monopolists in selling advertising opportunities toward their exclusive viewers, but they can only obtain a competitive price...

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