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Targeting Interventions for Volatility Reduction in Network Systems - Part I: Idiosyncratic Shocks
We study optimal intervention design problems aimed at minimizing the aggregate volatility in network systems. We consider linear network equilibrium models arising in network games, production networks, and opinion dynamics, where exogenous shocks hitting a few nodes can propagate through the netwo
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