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Weeks 1 and 2 -Vocabulary Revision (economics)

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Weeks 1 and 2 -Vocabulary Revision (economics)
 

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The new marketplace couldn ? t grow because buyers wanted sellers first , and sellers wanted buyers first ? a classic - - problem .

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When the app finally had enough active users to run without heavy discounts , it reached .

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After one small advantage , growth suddenly accelerated and competitors couldn ? t catch up ? the .

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In chat apps , each new user makes the app more useful for all the others ; that ? s effects .

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When more drivers reduce waiting time for riders ( and more riders increase earnings for drivers ) , it shows - effects .

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In this city , people can find a match in minutes , so the marketplace has high .

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Many people keep two ride - hailing apps on their phone ; this is - .

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Users stayed because leaving would mean losing history and contacts ; that ? s - .

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Exporting data , learning a new interface , and rebuilding contacts are .

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The investigation started after a rival filed a formal .

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The company said it would in court , because it disagreed with the ruling .

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Until the appeal ends , the firm must still the regulator ? s order .

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A rule that stops developers from telling users about cheaper payment options outside the app is - rules .

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The fine included a single extra payment ? a .

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Regulators said the extra money should act as a to prevent repeat behavior .

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In one neighborhood , the service won because it built strong local ( lots of real connections ) .

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A clear " Yes , I agree " before data collection begins means users ( affirmative express consent ) .

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The team created rules about access , storage , and responsibility ; that ? s .

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The company used bots to collect public profiles automatically ; it tried to .

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If users repeatedly feel " watched , " it can lead to over time .

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A small improvement in matching created a self - reinforcing cycle ? a .

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The group that consumes the service ( for example , riders ) is the .

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