Examples of using Network externalities in English and their translations into Spanish
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this article is designed to analyse the impact of network externalities on the economic structure from a conceptual perspective and within an analytical context.
Contrary to some excessively-optimistic contributions, all network externalities can have positive
The term"network externalities" is considered to mean the increase in value that a user of a technology/ product/service obtains as the number of users of the same technology/product/service increases.
Network externalities, whereby the value of a program(e.g. a word processor)
are subject to market imperfections such as network externalities, significant scale economies
for instance in the case of network externalities, or if the government has strong reasons to ban certain varieties from the market,
Although network externalities are not a new phenomenon in economic activity,
As to voluntary standards in markets with network externalities, economic theory suggests that opening up to trade is likely to lead to a process of harmonization of standards initiated by industry groups,
while for the analysis of network externalities(compatibility standards) both types of differentiation play a role.
To the extent that compatibility standards capture global network externalities, allow producers to coordinate their activity more efficiently
Network externalities in the knowledge-based economy After analysing the macroeconomic bases and the microeconomic properties of knowledge we can now cover in greater detail one of the properties which most often develop in digitallybased economic activity: network externalities.
because they affect the efficiency of the production process(e.g., in the case of network externalities) or because they affect the environment e.g., pollution standards.
the process of adopting a technology/ product/service in the presence of network externalities will follow a winner takes all pattern,
we can also find negative learning network externalities relating to entrance barriers to expert knowledge, changeover costs
The term"network externalities" refers to the increased usefulness that a user of a technology/product/service gets as the number of users of the same technology/product/ service increases.37network to which the technology/product/service belongs.">
The Snob Effect If the network externality is negative,
This entrenches the virtuous circle of this network externality.
Network externalities and the single platform.
Negative network externalities are just the opposite.
The source of this market failure is network externalities.