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I'm not sure that's a super meaningful distinction for market power. It's a different method of selling, but ultimately you're selling largely the same things.
by TulliusCicero 8y ago
I'm not sure that's a super meaningful distinction for market power. It's a different method of selling, but ultimately you're selling largely the same things. You probably wouldn't separate out "Ford has this much market share in dealerships vs online sales" most of the time, for example.
- emodendroket 8y agoWell, I suppose that's the key question. But I think that yuo might argue it is, because there's a huge "long tail" of goods that you can only really hope to sell online.
- user3359 8y agoIt is. Monopolies only exist within context. Zero to one has a good section on this.