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Indirect Network Effects, Trade Liberalization, and Excess Standardization
Indirect network effects exist when the utility of consumers is increasing in the variety of complementary software products available for use with an electronic hardware device. In this study, we examine how trade liberalization affects production structure in the presence of indirect network effec
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