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Segregation Monotonicity and the Measurement of Inequality in Social Networks
This paper introduces segregation monotonicity as a criterion for evaluating measures of inequality in social networks. A network inequality measure satisfies segregation monotonicity if, holding the distribution of income fixed, it weakly increases as the network becomes more segregated according t
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