How Does a Network Externality Differ from a Traditional Positive

question 101

Multiple Choice

How does a network externality differ from a traditional positive externality?

• A) The person creating a network externality gains from the external benefit generated.
• B) The person creating a traditional positive externality gains from the external benefit.
• C) The external benefit from a network externality does not increase the value of the network.
• D) The external benefit from a traditional positive externality generates even more demand for the good.

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