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Digital Platforms and Network Effects

I took “Analyzing Digital Platforms” with Professor Michael Maffie, and to my surprise network effects was a huge topic of discussion and revealed to be the foundation of several digital platforms we...

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Strong Triadic Close Can Be Dangerous

In the intricate web of social networks, the concept of ‘strong triadic closure’ is a fundamental principle that explains how relationships evolve and solidify. This principle states that if two people...

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Networks in Activism

As technology advances, networks and communication continue to evolve and change. The world we experience today is drastically different from the world in which the previous generation grew up. Over...

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An Information Cascade Through Reddit

In the era of digitization, the notion of the information cascade is gaining more prominence, and the Reddit online community serves as a captivating illustration. Reddit, an extensive network of...

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History of Nash Equilibrium: Discovery and Use Today

Overview Discovered by American mathematician, John Forbes Nash, Jr., Nash equilibrium is a fundamental concept in game theory that illustrates decision-making in players based on their interactions...

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Social Networks’ Role in Product Adoption

The rise of ChatGPT earlier this year surprised all of us, but the underlying forces driving its popularity are rooted in social networks. I wanted to talk about how brand communities, which are on a...

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Using game theory to help a squash player improve their game

  Squash is a high-speed, intense racket sport played by two players in a four-walled court. The game involves players taking turns to hit a small, hollow rubber ball onto the front wall, while one can...

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Sustainable Practices as Evolutionarily Stable Strategies

One topic I found particularly interesting from Networks 2040 is the concept of evolutionarily stable strategies, or ESS. By definition, if adopted by a population, an ESS resists being overtaken by an...

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Game Theory in Online Marketplaces: Navigating the Complex Dynamics of eBay...

The application of game theory in online marketplaces like eBay and Amazon has revolutionized how sellers and buyers interact, particularly in terms of pricing and reputation management.  On Amazon,...

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Examining Biological Contagion with COVID-19

One class topic I found particularly interesting this year was the idea of epidemic/disease contagion, the rate of transmission across a certain in-contact network, and how it is measured/estimated...

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