The speed by which a network good can enter into a virtuous or vicious cycle is generally _____ that of a non-network good.
A) about the same as
B) slower than
C) faster than
D) unrelated to

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Network goods often enter into virtuous or vicious cycles faster than non-network goods due to network effects, where the value of the good increases with the number of users.

The Speed by Which a Network Good Can Enter into a Virtuous