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Since the seminal contribution of Jackson and Wolinsky (J Econ Theory 71(1):44–74, 1996) it has been widely acknowledged that the formation of social networks exhibits a general conflict between individual strategic
behavior and collective outcome. What has not been studied systematically are the sources of inefficiency. We approach this
omission by analyzing the role of positive and negative externalities of link formation. This yields general results that
relate situations of positive externalities with stable networks that cannot be “too dense” in a well-defined sense, while
situations with negative externalities tend to induce “too dense” networks. Those results are neither restricted to specific
assumptions on the agents’ preferences (e.g. homogeneity), nor to a specific notion of stability or efficiency. 相似文献
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