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	title:	Micromotives and Macrobehavior
	author:	TC Schelling
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	W. W. Norton & Co.
	released:	October 27, 2006
	isbn:	0393329461
	isbn-13:	9780393329469

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Customer Reviews
hmmm, I expected more - Rated Schelling provides a lot of examples to illustrate the idea that individual preferences and actions may add up in very special ways and the macro outcome can be something nobody wanted. The problem is that the book does not go behind the examples, no general models are proposed, the deeper insights are missing. I have to recognize that some exaples are so well elaborated, that the aforementioned problems do not seem important. In summary, I expected more from a Nobel-prize winner.

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hmmm, I expected more - Rated 2/5
Schelling provides a lot of examples to illustrate the idea that individual preferences and actions may add up in very special ways and the macro outcome can be something nobody wanted. The problem is that the book does not go behind the examples, no general models are proposed, the deeper insights are missing. I have to recognize that some exaples are so well elaborated, that the aforementioned problems do not seem important. In summary, I expected more from a Nobel-prize winner.