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In the context of the Netflix case, _____ refers to an extremely large selection of content or products.
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One of the benefits of disintermediation in the video industry is that:
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In exchange for a percentage of the subscription revenue for every disk sent out by Netflix, movie studios offer Netflix:
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How does Cinematch offer Netflix additional operational advantages?
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Netflix's decision to unbundle the single fee for its $10 base service into two separate $8 plans for DVD-by-mail and streaming over the Internet proved to be beneficial to the firm.
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A low _____ is usually key to a firm's profitability because acquiring a customer is more expensive than keeping one.
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At Netflix, the marginal cost for digital goods is zero for all licensees.
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Provide a brief description of the basics of the Netflix business model.
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Netflix enjoys the triple scale advantage of the largest customer base, the largest selection, and the largest network of distribution centers. This can be attributed to:
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_____ is a situation where two or more firms are both competitors and collaborators, or "frenemies."
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