> The case of non-paying consumers was never legally considered.
Is there an already-available analogous quantity to market share here? Or do you have thoughts about what might be used?
BTW, it's interesting that the HH index uses sum of squares to measure concentration of the distribution, where something like the Shannon entropy seems more natural -- although, "seems more natural" is subjective I suppose.
Is there an already-available analogous quantity to market share here? Or do you have thoughts about what might be used?
BTW, it's interesting that the HH index uses sum of squares to measure concentration of the distribution, where something like the Shannon entropy seems more natural -- although, "seems more natural" is subjective I suppose.