ECON 1201 Chapter Notes - Chapter 16: Dvorak Simplified Keyboard, Nash Equilibrium, Match.Com

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Chapter 16 competing for monopoly: the economics of network goods. Network good - a good whose value to one consumer increases the more that other consumers use the good. 16. 1 network goods are usually sold by monopolies or oligopolies. Oligopoly - a market dominated by a small number of firms. Ebay is a leading auctioning/reselling website but craigslist can compete because it is intended for local use. Match. com is leading dating website but christianmingle. com can compete because it specifically connects christians together. Microsoft is a leading software company that can charge much higher than marginal costs because people want to use the software that everyone else is using. It is also very highly compatible with other products (readers, writers, publishers, etc) People continue to buy this software even though there are free alternatives with. Free alternatives hope to create enough of a following so it can later raise their prices. 16. 2 the best product may not always win.

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