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Network Effects Drive Take Rates: Networks make money by charging fees on network activities like commerce or advertising. The percentage of revenue passing through a network that the network owner takes for itself, as opposed to passing on to network participants, is the network's take rate. Absent other checks on a system, strong network effects usually mean high take rates because they lock in network participants who have few, if any, alternatives to turn to.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 113 · March 6, 2024 Save to shelf
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