In this paper, we propose an intuitive way of how to measure residential segregation. Individuals are located in different nodes on a network that are interconnected through links. Each period, an individual either advances to an adjacent node or she stops moving. In this setting, the...

Previous studies have found that subjects with higher CRT scores usually make choices that are closer to Nash equilibrium. In this paper, we disentangle two potential explanations for this finding: it could be that high CRT subjects possess a higher reasoning level, or it could be that their...

We propose an intuitive way of how to measure segregation in social and spatial networks. Using random walks, we define the segregation index as the probability that an individual meets an individual from the same social group. The segregation index is a generalization of the isolation index and...