Which of the following is true of a network externality?
a. It is the effect that consumers have on other consumers of the same or a compatible product.
b. It occurs because producers do not internalize the externality

c. It is a negative spillover effect from a private market transaction.
d. It occurs because consumers do not internalize the externality.


a

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