particular, if the linking costs are not too low and not too high, at least one such network is pairwise stable. Moreover, in … explanation for many core-periphery structures observed in real life social networks. -- Network Formation ; Heterogeneity …

Two project leaders (or entrepreneurs) in a network, which captures social relations, recruit players in a strategic … selects one equilibrium at a time. An agent's expected payoff is related to his position in the network, though no centrality …

In this paper, I incorporate a complex network model into a state of the art stochastic general equilibrium framework … the tools of network analysis it is possible to study how contagion spreads between banks and what is the probability and …

, and a willingness to pay for connectivity. A planner aims at implementing a welfare maximizing network and allocating the …

knowledge production, where collaboration between researchers is represented by a bipartite network. The equilibrium of the game … analyzing the coauthorship network of economists registered in the RePEc Author Service. …

We present an analytical solution for the connectivity of a network model with a "non-simultaneous" linking scheme … system. Finally as an explanatory case we evaluate the growth of the network value in relation with the system …

nodes. First, we propose a mathematical description of the extreme introvert and extrovert model (XIE), a dynamic network … initiative of the single units when they act. We select the minimal case of a bipartite network where we have two groups of nodes … extreme Thouless effect in this model, i.e. a mixed-phase transition at which the order parameter, here given by the network …

In this paper, we connect the social network theory on centrality measures to the economic theory of preferences and … different networks. The famous degree measure assigns to every position in a weighted network the sum of the weights of all … links with its neighbours. A crucial property of a preference relation over network positions is neutrality to ordinary risk …