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An Economic Analysis of Electronic Secondary Markets: Installed Base, Technology, Durability and Firm Profitability
A number of unstructured or partially structured electronic secondary markets exist to enable the sale and trading of goods between consumers. Many tend to be self-administering UseNet groups, or WWW sites for niche products; however, there has been significant recent growth in the number of more
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