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Table 12 Results from logit regression analysis (dependent variable: IsPayer)

From: Network effects in two-sided markets: why a 50/50 user split is not necessarily revenue optimal

Independent variables

Dependent variable: IsPayer

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

User split

 ShareOfWomen

168.1591***

198.7777***

219.8497***

 ShareOfWomenSquared

−232.8991***

−285.3661***

−317.5482***

Time parameters

 PlatformLifetime

 

0.0007249***

0.0008232***

 UserLifetime

 

−0.000601***

−0.0006021***

 Update1

 

0.0038217

0.0220544

 Update2

 

0.0106529

−0.0783018**

 Update3

 

−0.0309305

0.0075203

 Update4

 

−0.1802073***

−0.1577811***

 Update5

 

−0.0754961**

−0.1610922***

 Update6

 

0.1274491***

0.0378605

 Update7

 

−0.1883186***

−0.1205443***

 Update8

 

0.1423438**

0.1926842***

 Update9

 

0.1261103**

0.1554679***

 Update10

 

0.0661558

0.0442279

Seasonal parameters

 TVevent1

  

0.2236641***

 TVevent2

  

−6.59e-06

 Winter

  

0.0374548*

 Spring

  

0.1818007***

 Summer

  

0.0576748***

Constant

−33.53169***

−40.6881***

−44.57342***

Number of observations

1005,275

1005,275

1005,275

Pseudo R 2

0.0021

0.0172

0.0175

Optimum (highest share of payers dep. on share of women)

36.1 %

34.8 %

34.6 %

  1. * Significant at the 10 % level
  2. ** Significant at the 5 % level
  3. *** Significant at the 1 % level