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The Platform Economy with Fexingo: Marketplaces, Networks, and Multi-Sided Businesses

The Platform Economy with Fexingo: Marketplaces, Networks, and Multi-Sided Businesses

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 Lucas and Luna explore the architecture of multi-sided platforms—the marketplaces, networks, and digital ecosystems that reshape industries. Each episode dissects a single platform business, from its fee structures and network effects to the competitive moats and regulatory pressures that define its trajectory. Lucas brings the numbers: take rates, liquidity ratios, contribution margins. Luna pushes on the human and strategic trade-offs: why a marketplace chooses to subsidize one side, how a network solves the cold-start problem, when a platform risks tipping into a monopoly. They draw on real cases—Uber's surge pricing, Airbnb's host guarantee, Etsy's niche positioning—to ground every abstraction in a named company and a measurable outcome. This show is for operators, investors, and strategists who need to understand why some platforms win while others vanish. No hot takes, no hype—just the mechanics of matching supply with demand at scale. What happens when the marketplace becomes the market? #PlatformEconomy #Marketplaces #NetworkEffects #MultiSidedBusinesses #DigitalMarketplaces #TwoSidedMarkets #Liquidity #TakeRate #ColdStart #Moat #Regulation #Uber #Airbnb #Etsy #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved. Economia
Episodi
  • How Platform Algorithms Reinvent Market Prices

    How Platform Algorithms Reinvent Market Prices
    Nov 13 2026
    We explore how dynamic pricing algorithms in ride-hailing and travel platforms don't just react to supply and demand but actively construct price signals that reshape consumer behavior. Using specific examples from major mobility and hospitality networks, we examine the feedback loops where predicted demand triggers supply withdrawal, creating artificial scarcity. The episode breaks down the mechanics of surge pricing elasticity, the hidden costs of algorithmic uncertainty for users, and why this model creates a distinct type of market friction compared to traditional retail. We look at the November 2026 regulatory landscape and what it means for platform governance. #DynamicPricing #AlgorithmicMarkets #PlatformEconomy #SurgePricing #MarketEfficiency #ConsumerBehavior #TechPolicy #RideHailing #HospitalityTech #PriceElasticity #NetworkEffects #BusinessStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Economics #TechnologyTrends #DigitalMarkets #PlatformGovernance Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    10 min
  • How Platforms Extract Rent From Their Own Infrastructure

    How Platforms Extract Rent From Their Own Infrastructure
    Nov 12 2026
    We examine how digital platforms have shifted from mere intermediaries to infrastructure owners, extracting rent through algorithmic access and data control. Using Airbnb’s dynamic pricing tools and Uber’s routing logic as case studies, we explore the economic tension between platform efficiency and creator dependency. This episode breaks down the concept of 'digital landlording' and asks whether two-sided markets are becoming monopolistic utilities disguised as marketplaces. #PlatformEconomy #DigitalRent #MarketplaceFees #AirbnbStrategy #UberEconomics #NetworkEffects #BusinessModel #TechMonopoly #CreatorEconomy #AlgorithmicControl #TwoSidedMarkets #Infrastructure #DataMoats #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #EconomicsExplained #TechPolicy #MarketStructure Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    9 min
  • How Subsidies Win Platform Wars

    How Subsidies Win Platform Wars
    Nov 11 2026
    We dissect the brutal economics of platform wars, focusing on how Uber and DoorDash burned billions in subsidies to capture market share. This episode explores why burning cash is a strategic necessity rather than a mistake, examining the unit economics behind driver incentives and consumer discounts. We look at specific data points from the late twenty twenties regarding customer acquisition costs and lifetime value retention. You will learn why rational actors continue to subsidize loss-leading services until network effects lock in loyalty. The conversation covers the precise moment subsidies become unprofitable and how platforms transition from growth-at-all-costs to margin protection. #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #PlatformEconomy #SubsidyStrategy #MarketplaceDynamics #UberCaseStudy #DoorDashAnalysis #CustomerAcquisitionCost #NetworkEffects #TwoSidedMarkets #UnitEconomics #GrowthHacking #DigitalTransformation #TechBusinessModels #ConsumerBehavior #SupplySideIncentives #DemandSideDiscounts #MonopolyPower Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    10 min
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