IEX not only risks losing its monopoly status but may also need to make compromises on the transaction fees it charges in order to retain customers.
Once regarded as a prominent beneficiary of the rising share of exchanges in India’s energy trading volumes, IEX faced substantial challenges last week following reports suggesting an imminent regulatory change that could potentially terminate the company's virtual monopoly.
In today’s article, we delve into the phenomenon of the network effect and its role in generating substantial value for shareholders, as observed in the cases of Microsoft and Facebook. We also explore how the network effect has enabled technically inferior products, such as the PlayStation 2, to maintain their position as market leaders over competitors like the Xbox.
We also discuss how the network effect has the ability to shift the balance of power, as exemplified by the competition between Apple Music and the "Big Four" record labels. However, the existence of regulatory authorities possessing overriding powers can significantly disrupt the network effect's influence and impact.
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