Report Estimates $8.9B Annual US Consumer Savings from Competitive App Stores
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Apple must be stopped from adding these insane 30% junk fees to in-app payments. Where is the DOJ on this?
Sharing my new Report on US Consumer Benefits of Unlocking Competition in App Distribution on Smartphones for CAF. We estimate that a more competitive app distribution market would result in savings of the order of $8.9B every year for US consumers. Link ⬇️
Sharing my new Report on US Consumer Benefits of Unlocking Competition in App Distribution on Smartphones for CAF. We estimate that a more competitive app distribution market would result in savings of the order of $8.9B every year for US consumers. Link ⬇️
Excellent new report out from @SumitEcon pointing out the very tangible benefits of app store competition on the order of $8.9B in potential annual savings for U.S. Consumers. Anyone who says addressing abuses of monopoly power in Big Tech isn't a pocketbook issue should take a look!
Sharing my new Report on US Consumer Benefits of Unlocking Competition in App Distribution on Smartphones for CAF. We estimate that a more competitive app distribution market would result in savings of the order of $8.9B every year for US consumers. Link ⬇️
Economist Sumit Sharma estimates that Apple and Google's monopoly rents are costing consumers ~$9 billion in app store overcharges per year.
Sharing my new Report on US Consumer Benefits of Unlocking Competition in App Distribution on Smartphones for CAF. We estimate that a more competitive app distribution market would result in savings of the order of $8.9B every year for US consumers. Link ⬇️