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Acknowledgments
Part I The Effect of Social Capital on Market Behavior
1. The Importance of Social Interactions
2. Social Forces, Preferences, and Complementarity
3. Are Choices "Rational" When Social Capital Is Important?
Part II The Formation of Social Capital
4. Sorting by Marriage
5. Segregation and Integration in Neighborhoods
6. The Social Market for the Great Masters and Other Collectibles
with William Landes
7. Social Markets and the Escalation of Quality: The World of Veblen Revisited
with Edward Glaeser
8. Status and Inequality
with Iván Werning
Part III Fads, Fashions, and Norms
9. Fads and Fashion
10. The Formation of Norms and Values
References
Author Index
Subject Index
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