Social capital, inclusive networks, and economic performance

Article Abstract:

Social capital can be termed as an asset that yields benefits over a period of time, for example an individual's cooperative behavior. The topic also deals with the significance of inclusiveness in which social capital is created.

Infrastructure (Economics)

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Social learning in market games

Article Abstract:

The impact of different information settings on an organizationEs behavior in the market is discussed using Cournot and Bertrand experiments.

Italy, Financial markets

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Proposing a dinner date: analysis by rank-dependent expected utility

Article Abstract:

The game involving a dinner date proposal is analyzed by using rank-dependent expected utility model, and its findings are discussed.

Ranking and selection (Statistics)

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