How does freedom of association shape social cohesion, individual
behavior and welfare, in heterogeneous populations? To answer this question, we
develop a theoretical model and conduct experiments with human subjects. We
study a network formation and action choice game in which individuals benefit
from selecting the same action as their neighbours. However, one group of
individuals prefers to coordinate on one action, while the rest prefers to coordinate
on the other action.
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