Network economics
A) applies the law of diminishing returns to communities of users.
B) applies traditional economics to networked users.
C) sees the cost of adding new members as inconsequential.
D) balances the high cost of adding new members to a community against the lower cost of using network infrastructure.

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In network economics, the cost of adding new members is often considered inconsequential because the value of the network increases with each additional user, leading to network effects.

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