Micromotives and Macrobehavior
Thomas C. Schelling investigates how everyday individual choices produce large-scale social and economic outcomes, offering clear models for understanding collective behavior.
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Thomas C. Schelling examines the relationship between individual decisions and large-scale social patterns.
The book analyzes how small-scale motives can lead to significant macro-level behaviors across populations.
Readers gain insight into phenomena such as segregation, coordination, and collective action through accessible examples.
Schelling presents models that connect personal incentives with broader societal results.
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