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| Author: | White, H. |
| Title: | Social networks can resolve actor paradoxes in economics and in psychology |
| Journal: | Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics
1995 : MAR, VOL. 151:1, p. 58-74 |
| Index terms: | ECONOMICS PSYCHOLOGY NETWORKS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The author models markets, within an input-output network of industrial production flows, as interfaces which each is structured by and reproducing variances across local flows from the given node to downstream. Recent Psychology research on a disciplinary institution for wayward youth suggests a parallel of personality to this view of market: Within a given "upstream" and "downstream", actors are identified not as complexes of stable traits, but as, respectively, situation-behaviour profiles, or price-volume profiles of product varieties. |
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