Network Effects (Demand-side Economies of Scale)
Network Effects and Flywheel Effect are very commonly conflated because they so commonly occur together.
- Network effects almost always lead to or create a Flywheel Effect, but the Flywheel Effect can occur where network effects do not, as we’ve seen in the previous examples.
- Network Effects are the most powerful source of the Flywheel Effect.
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