The same way a grocery store having an exclusive distributing agreement with some product maker is good for the store, but why would let's say a chocolate maker gain by limiting the number of customers?
There are many times when exclusive dealing is useful. That doesn’t mean it always is. It hinges on the business model. I’d just say it really doesn’t make sense here to limit access
Agree with your points here. This morning when I opened Twitter, I was invited to apply for a ‘long form twitter subscription’ account. But that’s not why people are on Twitter!
Great insights! It appears that twitter took some of this advice and restored the substack links. As a much smaller writer in economics that's just starting out, twitter is a great source to grow readership. It's a win-win for both platforms.
The same way a grocery store having an exclusive distributing agreement with some product maker is good for the store, but why would let's say a chocolate maker gain by limiting the number of customers?
There are many times when exclusive dealing is useful. That doesn’t mean it always is. It hinges on the business model. I’d just say it really doesn’t make sense here to limit access
Agree with your points here. This morning when I opened Twitter, I was invited to apply for a ‘long form twitter subscription’ account. But that’s not why people are on Twitter!
Great insights! It appears that twitter took some of this advice and restored the substack links. As a much smaller writer in economics that's just starting out, twitter is a great source to grow readership. It's a win-win for both platforms.