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Network effects and quality regulation in social e-commerce platforms: implications for digital marketplace competition
Social e-commerce platforms are reshaping digital marketplaces by integrating social interactions with online transactions. This study develops a game-theoretic model to investigate platform mode selection, pricing strategies, and quality regulation decisions in a multi-sided market with consumer
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