We develop a structural econometric framework that allows us to simulate the effects of mergers among two-sided platforms selling differentiated products. We apply the proposed methodology to the Dutch newspaper industry. Our structural model encompasses demands for differentiated products on both sides of the market and profit maximization by competing oligopolistic publishers who choose subscription and advertising prices, while taking the interactions between the two-sides of the market into account. We measure the sign and size of the indirect network effects between the two sides of the market and simulate the effects of a hypothetical merger on prices and welfare
This paper starts from a recent case to study how merger analysis in Europe may potentially be impro...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...
We develop a structural econometric framework that allows us to simulate the effects of mergers amon...
We compare different methods to assess unilateral merger effects in a two-sided market by applying t...
We compare different methods to assess unilateral merger effects in a two-sided market by applying t...
© 2018, Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature. This paper builds a structura...
This paper investigates the two-sided nature of the newspaper industry. We explicitly take into acco...
In this paper we study mergers in two-sided industries. While mergers have been studied extensively ...
We model a two-sided market with heterogeneous customers and two heterogeneous network effects. In o...
In the call for tenders n.6779 of 19 December 2009 the NMa asked for a study into the role of two-si...
This paper discusses the newspaper industry in Belgium from a two-sided market perspective. The read...
The recent discussion about the revision of German merger control underlines the relevance of media ...
This Paper starts from a recent case studying how merger analysis in Europe may potentially be impro...
This paper investigates the price war in the UK quality newspaper industry in the 1990s. We build a ...
This paper starts from a recent case to study how merger analysis in Europe may potentially be impro...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...
We develop a structural econometric framework that allows us to simulate the effects of mergers amon...
We compare different methods to assess unilateral merger effects in a two-sided market by applying t...
We compare different methods to assess unilateral merger effects in a two-sided market by applying t...
© 2018, Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature. This paper builds a structura...
This paper investigates the two-sided nature of the newspaper industry. We explicitly take into acco...
In this paper we study mergers in two-sided industries. While mergers have been studied extensively ...
We model a two-sided market with heterogeneous customers and two heterogeneous network effects. In o...
In the call for tenders n.6779 of 19 December 2009 the NMa asked for a study into the role of two-si...
This paper discusses the newspaper industry in Belgium from a two-sided market perspective. The read...
The recent discussion about the revision of German merger control underlines the relevance of media ...
This Paper starts from a recent case studying how merger analysis in Europe may potentially be impro...
This paper investigates the price war in the UK quality newspaper industry in the 1990s. We build a ...
This paper starts from a recent case to study how merger analysis in Europe may potentially be impro...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...
This paper discusses the literature on horizontal mergers between multi-sided platforms and argues t...