The Antitrust Economics of Two-Sided Markets

By David S. Evans. 2002

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Marketing, Strategy and Management

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Platform Intermediation in a Market for Differentiated Products (2009, unknown): “Its pricing policy consists of an advertising 1See Evans (2003), Armstrong (2006) and Rochet and Tirole (2003, 2006) for an extensive set of examples. fee firms have to pay to exhibit their products and prices, and a subscription fee consumers have to pay to access product and price information.”
Efficiency enhancing taxation in two-sided markets (2008, unknown): “To clarify this, we use equations (5) and (9) to define the difference in the spillovers internalized by the monopolist and the social planner as”
The Economics of Standards Wars (2004, background): “39 Farrell and Saloner (1988) compare the performance of committees to that of markets, in an attempt to better understand the situations in which industry standards bodies can improve on market outcomes.”
A Price Theory of Multi-Sided Platforms (2010, methodology): “However even when such explicit schemes are not used, the static RT2006 model can reasonably be thought of as a reduced form for a dynamic model, in the spirit of Evans and Schmalensee (2009). In this case insulating tariffs simply require that if the platform provides subsidies at early stages of p”
Platform competition in two sided markets (2003, unknown): “D i = D B i (p B i ) = Pr(b B i − pi > 0), (8)”
Multi-Sided Platforms (2015, unknown): “and Evans and Schmalensee (2007) detail more generally, competition and regulatory authorities have taken mixed approaches in settings identified as two-sided markets or MSPs, sometimes considering both sides of the businesses together and at other times just focusing on one side and wrongly ignorin”