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Endogenous Identity in a Social Network
We study the interaction between endogenous identity choice and peer influence in social networks. Individuals choose identities that determine behavioral norms and reference groups within a fixed network. Equilibrium peer behavior, in turn, shapes identity choice. Interventions affect behavior both
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