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A monopoly pricing model for diffusion maximization based on heterogeneous nodes and negative network externalities (Case study: A novel product)
Aghdas Badiee
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, Mehdi Ghazanfari
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School of Social Sciences
Edinburgh Business School
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cost
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sellers
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Network Economics
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Pricing
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Monopoly
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Maximization
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Optimal Policy
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Customer Relationship
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