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| Gokul | Posted
on 01-Oct-03 09:04 PM
My encounter with this paper has corroborated my belief that many social issues such as marriage can be explained with rigorous theoretical framework. For those who are unmarried and thinking for arranged marriage: On the likelihood of finding the right partner in an arranged marriage by Amitrajeet A. Batabyal Journal of Socio-Economics Volume 30, Issue 3 , 6 May 2001, Pages 273-280 |
| isolated freak | Posted
on 02-Oct-03 01:33 AM
journal articles padhna aaundaina dai, tapaile nai tyaha k lekheko cha bhanera yeso sabaile bujhne bhasa ma yaha lekhidinu bhaye dherai abhari hune thiye. namaste |
| Neural | Posted
on 02-Oct-03 02:50 AM
Abstract of the above paper: Although arranged marriages have been around for quite a while, the economics literature has paid scant attention to the nature of decision making in such marriages. Consequently, very little is known about the utility of traditional methods of decision making in arranged marriages. Given this state of affairs, this paper has three objectives. First, we formalize the traditional decision making process in arranged marriages. We then analyze the properties of this formalized decision making process from the perspective of a marrying agent. Finally, once again from the perspective of a marrying agent, we study the likelihood that the use of this decision making process will result in the agent finding the right partner for himself or herself. Author Keywords: Arranged marriage; Decision making; Uncertainty P.S. If u have access of www.sciencedirect.com, u can find this article easily. If anybody wants full-text, send me an email. Thx!! |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 02-Oct-03 03:00 AM
hope this link should work - www.sciencedirect.com |