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978-3-8349-3886-2Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2013

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Interdependencies in the Discovery and Adoption of Facebook Applications978-3-8349-3887-9Series ISSN 2627-1168 Series E-ISSN 2627-1184

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Introduction,Within less than six years of its founding, Facebook has developed from an upstart in online social networking and a phenomenon of growth and user adoption to a platform that has redefined how people worldwide interact with each other.

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Descriptive analysis of secondary interdependencies,and use applications. I primarily focus on two questions. First, I study interdependencies between users by analyzing individual-level decisions in the adoption of Facebook applications and how they are influenced by active and passive social influence from their friends (see chapter 4).

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Interdependencies between applications,s highly skewed. Economists are interested in highly concentrated markets because of the inherent risk of welfare loss due to inefficiencies such as the lack of incentives for producers to market products (in this dissertation: Facebook applications) that only few consumers appreciate.