Digital Economy and Platform Markets
Core frameworks for two-sided markets, pricing under indirect network effects, and policy debates in ASEAN.
Bangkok · cohort + async
Digital economy and platform markets, taught as operational craft
Map network effects, pricing under complements, and regulator narratives without flattening them into slogans. For Bangkok teams and regional operators who need shared vocabulary.
Trusted by product, policy, and partnership leads — internal surveys average 9.1/10 for materials clarity.
Program scale
11
modules open for enrollment
6
years running Bangkok cohorts
9.1/10
materials clarity (internal surveys)
8
countries represented in alumni
140+
live workshop hours last year
Inclusions
What sits in your notebook after the module
Platform case studies with citations you can trace — not anonymised fairy tales.
Pricing and network-effect frameworks you can reuse in memos the following week.
Digital policy comparisons with jurisdictional limits called out honestly.
Office hours with economists and editors who argue with you, not at you.
01 — Teaching arc
Five beats we repeat every cohort
- Frame — agree on the market definition question actually being asked.
- Measure — separate stocks, flows, and vanity metrics.
- Argue — two plausible stories, evidence for each, gaps listed.
- Brief — one page a regulator could forward without embarrassment.
- Ship — artifact in your workspace (memo, slide, or checklist).
Catalog
Modules enrolling now
Network Effects Measurement Lab
Practical ways to estimate adoption curves, cross-side elasticity, and churn risk without overclaiming precision.
Platform Strategy for Operators
Positioning, ecosystem governance, and roadmap trade-offs when you sit on the operator side of a marketplace.
Data Economics for Platforms
Value of data as a non-rival input, personalization, and limits of consent-only framing.
From our cohorts
Voices
“The Digital Regulation Briefings capstone forced me to cite paragraphs instead of vibes — uncomfortable at first, then habit-forming.”
“Network Effects Measurement Lab red-team checklist caught vanity metrics before our board deck shipped.”
“Platform Strategy for Operators — ranking simulation ended our Friday debate early.”
“Data Economics for Platforms: diminishing returns slide is now slide two in every internal brief.”
Short answers
Before you email
- Do you guarantee job outcomes?
- No. We teach frameworks; your sector sets hiring timelines.
- Is legal advice included?
- No — pair our briefings with counsel for filings or enforcement questions.
- Where are prices final?
- On each module page in THB; enterprise bundles quoted separately.
Notes
Recent writing
Reading merger decisions without drowning in footnotes
A practical order of operations for analysts who need the economic story before the legal citations.
2025-02-12
When 'more data' stops helping your model
Diminishing returns show up earlier than teams expect — especially after personalization passes a threshold.
2024-11-03
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We send module outlines, sample readings, and cohort dates — no payment links in the email.