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Contents: PART I \ \ Disability and the Market: Practices -- Chapter 1 Independent Life and the Market Independence of People with Disability? Kanamachi Gakuen: Asylum for the Deaf Children Supporting Others While Being Supported The City of Glasses -- Chapter 2 The Market for ``Ordinary'' People ``We Don't Have That Color!'' Disqualifying Clauses on Disability The Dancer Fighting with the ``Fogotten Cancer'' Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia To Cope with Rare Diseases -- Chapter 3 The Market for All Atelier Incurve Children Coming to Juku Inclusion to the Market -- PART II \ \ Toward a Theory of Disability and Economy -- Chapter 4 Game Theory and Disability The Toolkit The More People, the More Effective -- Chapter 5 What is the Market? The Monkey and the Crabs Communities Cities Black Markets Conflict between a Community and the Market -- Chapter 6 Discrimination and the Market} Does the Market Enhance Discrimination? (Becker) Statistical Discrimination (Arrow) Statistical Discrimination (Arrow) Conventions and Discrimination Social Infrastructure and Discrimination -- Chapter 7 To Find a Doctor: A Search Theoretic Approach} -- Chapter 8 When Trade Requires Coordination: An Evolutionary Approach} The Best Response Dynamics Communication Will Do -- Well, Sometimes When Trade Requires Coordination Everyone Here Spoke Sign Language -- Chapter 9 Discrimination and Prejudices: Inductive Game Theory} The Festival Game To Bury or Not to Bury Toward Inclusive Education Toward an Inclusive Society.
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