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The rising marriage premium for power couples
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Economists find rare empirical evidence of love in unique marriage survey
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in applied price theory, applied welfare economics, economics of love and marriage, economics of marriage, labour economics Tags: assortative mating
The key research questions that reveal all are:
- How happy are you in your marriage relative to how happy you would be if you weren’t in the marriage? [Much worse; worse; same; better; much better.]
- How do you think your spouse answered that question?
via Economists find rare empirical evidence of love in unique marriage survey.
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