Externalities in Socially-Based Resource Sharing Network.
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...Network Density Network density of a network g is the ratio of the number of existing links in g to the maximum number of possible links in g (Wasserman and Faust 1994)....
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...Network density of a network g is the ratio of the number of existing links in g to the maximum number of possible links in g (Wasserman and Faust 1994)....
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...This is motivated from a related definition given by Jackson and Wolinsky (1996)....
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...The endogenous network formation literature consists of several network formation models, which exhibit only positive externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006b; Belleflamme and Bloch 2004), only negative externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006a,b), both positive-negative externalities...
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...The endogenous network formation literature consists of several network formation models, which exhibit only positive externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006b; Belleflamme and Bloch 2004), only negative externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006a,b), both…...
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...…of several network formation models, which exhibit only positive externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006b; Belleflamme and Bloch 2004), only negative externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006a,b), both positive-negative externalities CONTACT Kapil Ahuja....
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...In order to capture this notion of closeness, we make use of the harmonic centrality measure discussed in Boldi and Vigna (2014) and is given as follows: Φi(g) = ∑ j∈g\{i} 1 dij(g) . where Φi(g) denotes how close an agent i is to others in g (or how close other agents are to i in g)....
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...Social Cloud g = (N,L) is a resource (e.g., disk space) sharing (or trading) network consisting of two sets; N (a set of agents, who are engaged in resource sharing) and L (a set of links connecting these agents)....
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...Social Cloud (Chard et al. 2012), BuddyBackup1 or CrashPlan2 are few examples of socially-based resource sharing systems....
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...…(Report ID: 978-1-68038; On-line available at: https://kbvresearch.com/data-backup-and-recovery-market/) expects that the data backup and recovery market will grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 10.2 during the forecast period and reach $12.9 billion by 2023. them (Chard et al. 2012)....
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...In recent years, this area of research has emerged at the intersection of computer science (Chard et al. 2012; Blume et al. 2015) and economics3....
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...…of several network formation models, which exhibit only positive externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006b; Belleflamme and Bloch 2004), only negative externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006a,b), both positive-negative externalities CONTACT Kapil Ahuja....
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...…network formation literature consists of several network formation models, which exhibit only positive externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006b; Belleflamme and Bloch 2004), only negative externalities (Jackson and Wolinsky 1996; Goyal and Joshi 2006a,b), both…...
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