![]() Then the labor market endogenously divides into disjoint segments and wage inequality will depend on the degree of labor market segmentation. We present a two-sided search model where agents differ by their human capital endowment and where workers of different skill are imperfect substitutes. ![]() 2 Against the identification of this school with the Academy see Glucker, Antiochus 322, and Blumenthal, Byzantion 48 (1978) 369–385. Watts, "Jus-tinian, Malalas, and the End of Athenian Philosophical Teaching in A.D. (edd.), Grenz-überschreitungen: Formen des Kontakts zwischen Orient und Okzident im Altertum (Stuttgart 2002) 123–160. Hartmann, "Geist im Exil: Römi-sche Philosophen am Hof der Sasaniden," in M. According to the traditional narrative, the closing was followed by a sad coda in which Damascius, the last head of the school, and his inner circle of philosophical initiates left the Roman Empire for the 1 Of the many studies exploring the closing of the school and its im-plications, the most notable are Alan Cameron, "The Last Days and U. 2 It was instead the self-styled spiritual heir of Plato's school, and its closure con-tinues to excite a great deal of fascination. 1 This institution was not, as commonly supposed, the Academy founded by Plato in the fourth century B.C. HEN ESTABLISHING an endpoint for the classical philosophical tradition in the Greco-Roman world, scholars often choose the closing of the Athenian Neoplatonic school by the emperor Justinian in 529.
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