Achieving an Industry Standard for a Network Good Generally Leads

question 268

Multiple Choice

Achieving an industry standard for a network good generally leads to

• A) a reduction in monopoly power in the industry.
• B) a reduction in wasteful spending on marketing.
• C) productivity gains and greater cost reductions.
• D) market dominance for the firm "owning" the network.

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