Micromotives and Macrobehavior
Thomas C. Schelling investigates how everyday individual choices generate larger social patterns and collective outcomes across economics and social science.
About This Book
Micromotives and Macrobehavior examines the relationship between individual decisions and broader social phenomena.
The book analyzes how small-scale preferences and actions can lead to unexpected large-scale results.
Thomas C. Schelling presents models that illustrate the emergence of patterns from decentralized choices.
Readers gain insight into segregation, coordination problems, and other collective behaviors.
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