level of segregation in a fixed-size city where consumers differ both in income and taste. In this city, the market … allocation of the population is characterized by partial segregation: both rich and poor consumers can be found in both … segregation if applicants are not screened according to their income level. Any departure from the optimal level of screening has …

large proportion of agents and the degree of segregation of these cooperatives. Three factors can explain the existence …, stability and lack of segregation. First, we show that the classical explanation in economics holds within the framework of our … their income - the higher the risk aversion, the more stable the cooperatives and the lower the segregation. Learning can …

also show that, if there are more than one public good, this condition is not sufficient for segregation unless households … preferences are additively separable. Since this condition is necessary and sufficient for the segregation of stable jurisdiction … segregation. …

In his 1971's Dynamic Models of Segregation paper, the economist Thomas C. Schelling showed that a small preference for … one's neighbors to be of the same color could lead to total segregation, even if total segregation does not correspond to … deepening the understanding of the properties of dynamic models of segregation based on Schelling's hypotheses. Its main …