Antirival goods, network effects and the sharing economy¶
Olleros, F. X. (2018). Antirival goods, network effects and the sharing economy. First Monday.
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- Anti-rival Good
- An anti-rival good is a shared economic good or use system whose benefit to existing participants can increase when another participant joins and activates a specified positive channel.
This sourceFull authored article; consulted for the debated continuum versus orthogonal-dimensions interpretations, system-versus-unit distinction, and language example, esp. “Rival, nonrival and antirival goods,” “Antirivalness revisited,” “Improving shared goods,” and conclusion.
- An anti-rival good is a shared economic good or use system whose benefit to existing participants can increase when another participant joins and activates a specified positive channel.
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