Economic Models of Network Formation

Jul 07, 2013

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Background and Motivation. . First half of course:common or ?universal" structural properties of ?natural" networkssmall diameter, high clustering, heavy-tailed degree distributions,?development of statistical models of network formationWatt's ?Caveman/Solaria", alpha model, pref. att., Kleinbe

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Economic Models of Network Formation

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