We introduce a model of large many-to-one matching markets with occupational choice where each individual can choose which side of the market to belong to. We show that stable matchings exist under mild assumptions; in particular, both complementarities and externalities can be accommodated. Our...

We introduce a model of large many-to-one matching markets with occupational choice where each individual can choose which side of the market to belong to. We show that stable matchings exist under mild assumptions; in particular, both complementarities and externalities can be accommodated. Our...

We study sequential equilibrium payoffs of a repeated game with local interaction and local monitoring. An undirected network determines both the interaction and the monitoring structure. When players do not discount the future, a sequentially rational Nash threats folk theorem holds without any...