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detailed geographical context of the city of Amsterdam. Schelling's classical segregation model is used as the theoretical … distribution of culturally-defined groups – such as segregation, isolation or concentration indexes - are often only capable of … interpreted as revealing unobserved preferences for co-location of individuals with their own group and find that the segregation …
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detailed geographical context of the city of Amsterdam. Schelling's classical segregation model is used as the theoretical … distribution of culturally-defined groups 'such as segregation, isolation or concentration indexes' are often only capable of … interpreted as revealing unobserved preferences for co-location of individuals with their own group and find that the segregation …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010370655
The maximum entropy methodology is applied to the Schelling model of urban segregation in order to obtain a reliable … broader applicability of the methodology. -- Information theoretic measure ; potential function ; Schelling segregation model … methodology to the Schelling model, and show that it effectively rests on the presence of a potential function, suggesting a …
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the emerging network, and in particular its segregation pattern. A special case of the strategic game represents one …
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problem of a famous agent peculiar to our discrimination and segregation. We also conclude that, even when every agent can … chose whether they reveal their past conduct or not, segregation occurs in a stationary equilibrium …
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relation between the equilibrium and the socially optimal degrees of coordination. The former summarizes the private value from …
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This paper analyzes equlibrium and welfare for a tractable class of economies (games) with externalities, strategic complementarity or substitutability, and heterogenous information. First, we characterize the equilibrium use of information; complementarity heightens the sensitivity of...
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This paper investigates the role of endogenous timing of decisions on coordination under asymmetric information. In the … equilibrium of a global coordination game, where players choose the timing of their decision, a player who has sufficiently high … coordination: a learning effect (early decisions reveal information) and a complementarity effect (early decisions eliminate …
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players but not for others, and players can be aware of this heterogeneity. This paper theoretically explores how coordination … number of players and available strategies matter for coordination. The model is compared with alternative equilibrium …
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relation between the equilibrium and the socially optimal degrees of coordination. The former summarizes the private value from …
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