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Meaning of "network externalities"

Network externalities refer to the positive or negative effects that the existence and usage of a network have on individuals, businesses, or the overall system. It describes the impact that the network size or the number of users has on the value, benefits, or costs of being part of the network
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Indirect network externalities related to payment method.
There are widespread and interactive network externalities.
Network externalities and lingua francas.
The source of this market failure is network externalities.
Network externalities tend to create monopolies or tight oligopolies.
Payment systems have network externalities.
A network externalities approach.
This phenomenon is known as network effects or network externalities.
Standards targeting network externalities will probably increase trade flows.
The development of payment infrastructure is largely dependent on network externalities.
Indirect network externalities refer to the improvement in market conditions directly linked to standardisation.
These are called negative network externalities.
Economies of scale and network externalities discourage potential competitors from entering a market.
We are in the presence of network externalities.
Network externalities dictate that there is much to gain from combining isolated pools of liquidity.

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Take advantage of network externalities.
Standards are likely to increase trade flows in the case of standards targeting network externalities.
Markets which exhibit sizeable network externalities may only be able to sustain a single firm.
This is partly due to the effects of positive network externalities.
Network externalities are assumed to exist both with language learning and with language use.
Tacit knowledge commodities associate under the effect of learning network externalities.
This is the important network externalities and the use of tacit knowledge goods and services.
Producers and consumers will benefit from economies of scale and network externalities.
A network externalities approach when to invest in language policies,.
A similar argument can be made in favour of harmonization for the case of network externalities.
When it comes to movies, network externalities matter.
Standards provide scope for the realization of economies of scale and network externalities.
A network externalities approach economic instruments for language policy,.
They can improve welfare in markets where compatibility standards capture network externalities.
Moreover, network externalities can be expanded by connecting initiatives across the subregions.
Observable knowledge commodities are governed by the effect of the direct and indirect network externalities.
Actually, my insights into the network externalities of school elections were absolutely bulletproof.
Subscribers, giving rise to positive network externalities.
Network externalities provide first movers with an advantage in de-facto standardiza tion.
Software patents and so-called network externalities.
First, standard-setting activity seems to be pronounced in industries characterized by network externalities.
This is a result of economies of scale, the existence of network externalities and competition-enhancing mechanisms.
Standard-setting activity seems to be pronounced in industries characterized by network externalities.
The first paper mentioning network externalities was written in 1974 by Jeffery Rohlfs.
Moreover, telecommunications infrastructure has significant network externalities.
A standard explanation relates to coordination problems, critical mass, and network externalities.
In this regard, Ryanair refers to the non-aeronautical revenues and the network externalities.

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