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An Empirical Model of Mobile App Competition: The Role of the Revenue-Source Channel
Mobile apps can earn revenue from download fees, in-app purchases, and in-app advertising, and mixed business models coexist within a market, unlike in many familiar markets where firms rely primarily on a single price per product. Because developers choose these revenue sources jointly, a shock to
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