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Monopoly Power in Platform Dominated Markets
Journal Title: STUDI ECONOMICI  
Author/s: Elia Ferrara 
Year:  2016 Issue: 118-119-120 Language: English 
Pages:  19 Pg. 69-87 FullText PDF:  260 KB
DOI:  10.3280/STE2016-118005
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Keywords: Platform, competition, regulation, vertical restraints, access price, mar-ket power
Jel Code: D42, D43, L41, L43, L51

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Elia Ferrara, in "STUDI ECONOMICI " 118-119-120/2016, pp. 69-87, DOI:10.3280/STE2016-118005

   

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