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popular empirical network structures such as small world networks and scale-free networks. Thus, the social interaction …
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Over the last few years, many studies have shown that social networks affect the socioeconomic development. This paper …
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This study is concerned with the factors that influence the cooperation among cluster-based firms. Theorists have consistently demonstrated the role and importance of economic externalities, such as knowledge spillovers, within industrial clusters. Less attention has been paid to the...
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Economists and sociologists disagree over markets' potential to assume functions typically performed by networks of …
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has been paid so far within their own ranks: inter-firm networks. In this article, it is argued that the resource- and …
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negative relationship: social ties (or networks), inference on social relationships (to see inequality as a signal of …
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The importance of social and economic networks has meanwhile been widely acknowledged throughout social sciences … about job openings, bargaining power etc. Given these beneficial aspects of networks, the stability is in question: How do … networks change when agents follow incentives for profitable network positions? This question serves as a leitmotif for this …
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on migration decisions, we rely on the concepts of migration networks and herd effects. …
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