Multiple Choice
Suppose that there are two goods, X and Y, that are competing for dominance in a market with network externalities. Furthermore, suppose that the market has chosen good X even though it is inferior to good Y and that the net benefits of switching from X to Y are $20 while the costs of switching are $30. If the market stays with good X, then __________________ has occurred. If the costs of switching were to fall to $15 and the market still stays with good X then ___________________________.
A) no market failure; market failure has occurred.
B) market failure; no market failure has occurred.
C) no market failure; there will still be no market failure.
D) market failure; there will still be market failure.
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