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@EskoKilpi Hey Esko,

I'm working on a research project around transaction costs and just found your post "From transaction cost to network effects" - eskokilpi.wordpress.com/2016/04/30/fro…

Really helped my thinking, thanks!
@EskoKilpi If you wouldn't mind sharing, where there any particular examples that you were thinking about for this phenomenon:
@EskoKilpi I was trying to think through a particular industry (say textile manufacturing or whatever) and explain how and why "administrative coordination enabled greater productivity through lower (transaction) costs per task than was possible before."
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