Network Externalities (Effects).¶
Liebowitz, S. J., & Margolis, S. E. (1994). Network Externalities (Effects). Journal of Economic Perspectives, 8(2), 133-150.
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- Network Effect
- argues that the QWERTY keyboard dominated despite inferior alternatives due to historical lock-in, though Liebowitz and Margolis's 1994 critique
This sourceCritical assessment of network-externality lock-in claims; distinguishes network effects (interdependence) from network externalities (welfare-relevant effects); questions whether QWERTY lock-in was empirically inferior or merely a coordination equilibrium.
- argues that the QWERTY keyboard dominated despite inferior alternatives due to historical lock-in, though Liebowitz and Margolis's 1994 critique
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