by marital separation. However, while Protestants are protected against divorce, Catholics are punished for it. These … on both attitudes (the religious are both anti-divorce and anti-job creation for the unemployed) and behaviour (the …

This paper asks whether a gap in spouses' subjective happiness matters per se, i.e. whether it predicts divorce. We use … larger happiness gap, even in the first year of marriage, increases the likelihood of a future separation. This association … into account by any existing economic models of the household. The relationship between happiness gaps and divorce is …

the railways with other modes of transportation. A key piece of the legislation implemented in response to this policy, is … the Railway Safety Directive. This legislation recognises that it is not just technical and procedural harmonisation that …

Le chapitre traite de l'économie du droit du divorce en abordant, dans une première partie, la question de savoir si …, le droit du divorce est neutre. …

We model virtue as an asset on the marriage market : since men value virginity in prospective mates, preserving their …

, different-sex couples can contract either a marriage or a civil union, called a pacs. It is a new legal form of union, more … flexible than marriage. The pacs turned to be successful, 30% of new unions in 2007 were pacs. In 2005, the income taxation of … the choice to contract a pacs is determined by short-term views. Then it questions the link between marriage and civil …