Platform Multihoming is a strategic behavior in multi-sided market design where an agent participates in multiple platforms of the same type to exploit cross-platform arbitrage, enhance bargaining power, or mitigate dependency, distinguished from single-homing by its intentional fragmentation of engagement across competing intermediaries.
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TYING IN TWO‐SIDED MARKETS WITH MULTI‐HOMING<sup>*</sup>
Jay Pil Choi · Journal of Industrial Economics · 2010 · 232 citations · Full text
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