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Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software Highlight
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— Nadia EghbalOpen source code also tends to be a highly elastic good, meaning that its consumers are sensitive to price changes and restrictions, and will happily switch to a competitor if needed. (Airline tickets, for example, are an elastic good, while health insurance is inelastic.)
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