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Podolny, Joel M. Status Signals: A Sociological Study of Market Competition. Princeton, NJ: Princeton
University Press, 2005.
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Table of contents
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| List of Illustrations | ix |
| List of Tables | xi |
| Acknowledgments | xiii |
| Introduction: An Emergent Perspective from an Emergent Field | 1 |
| Chapter I. Status, Reputation, and Quality | 10 |
| Chapter II The Matthew Effect (Un)bounded | 22 |
| Chapter III. Getting More for Less in the Investment Banking Industry | 40 |
| Chapter IV. To Mingle or Not to Mingle with the Hoi Polloi: That Is the Question
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| Chapter V. The Medium, the Message, and the Signal | 103 |
| Chapter VI. Status and Invention | 132 |
| Chapter VII. Embeddedness and Entry | 175 |
| Chapter VIII An Evolutionary Perspective on Status Segregation | 199 |
| Chapter IX. Uncertainty Reconsidered | 227 |
| Chapter X. Conclusion | 249 |
| Bibliography | 267 |
| Credits | 279 |
| Index | 281 |
