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We employ a stochastic dynamic programming approach to study decision making by an individual wishing to have an arranged marriage. First, we show that this individual never opts out of a voluntarily agreed upon marriage. Second, we demonstrate that our marrying individual uses a reservation...
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We employ a stochastic dynamic programming approach to study decision making by an individual wishing to have an arranged marriage. First, we show that this individual never opts out of a voluntarily agreed upon marriage. Second, we demonstrate that our marrying individual uses a reservation...
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how altering inputs (magnitude of infection probability, cost terms) can affect the outputs. Finally, we examine how …
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the decision making problem faced by a marrying agent who wishes to maximize the probability of getting married to the …
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probability that the use of this decision making process will result in the marrying agent finding the right partner for himself/herself …
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probability that the use of this decision making process will result in the marrying agent finding the right partner for himself/herself …
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Even though arranged marriages have been around for quite a while, the economics literature has paid little attention to the nature of decision making in such marriages. Therefore, very little is known about the impacts of alternate decision rules on the spouse selection question in arranged...
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