Titlebook: Networked Consumers; Dynamics of Interact Steven D. Silver Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 co

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Environments of Networked Consumers: Random Processes in the Generation of Institutional Forms,o effects of environments that enter microprocessing decomposes these effects into cycle and randomness. In this chapter, I will elaborate on the importance that randomness can have in the dynamics of the disequilibrium model at aggregate levels. This will be through the economic and social institut

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Hierarchical Allocation Heuristics in Networked Consumers,ecause of their welfare and growth relevance. From many perspectives, we remain early in the representation of decision heuristics that consumers apply in personal consumption and the policy implications that these heuristics imply. The intention in this chapter will be to further define consumer al

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Networked Consumers in Economic Growth,ized effects of consumers as embedded in networks through the assortment of goods they use in personal consumption. Attention has been directed to the contributions that consumption activities can make to human capital and labor productivity. In this chapter, I elaborate on the observation that huma

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Summary and Discussion,rved, there are compelling reasons to directly address consumers as networked agents. Network memberships continuously emerge from the natural settings of our everyday lives and have pervasive effects on our preferences and activities. This is nowhere more evident than in our interactions as consume

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