In this note we analyze a simple game model of effort and time investment in an arranged marriage where the goal of the two partners making this investment is to create a better marital relationship. We first specify the best response functions of the two married partners. Next, we solve for the Nash equilibrium and then argue that this equilibrium is unique. Finally, we delineate an interesting connection between the two best response functions in our model and the corresponding best response functions in the well known two-player Cournot game
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We study the problem of marriage formation and marital distribution in a two-period model of matchin...
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The prisoners’ dilemma may be one of the most studied games in economic strategy due to its applicat...
We study the problem of marriage formation and marital distribution in a two-period model of matchin...
This article examines mean-field games for marriage. The results support the argument that optimizin...
In this note we analyze a simple game model of effort and time investment in an arranged marriage wh...
In this note we study a simple game model of effort application by two individuals (1 and 2) who wis...
A recent article in the Times of India (Desai, 2009) discusses the persistent existence of arranged ...
In this note we analyze a game model of marital infidelity. The husband can either be faithful to or...
AbstractWe employ a stochastic dynamic programming approach to study decision making by an individua...
In a recent paper, Batabyal (1997) has analyzed the decision making process in arranged marriages. I...
This paper presents a mathematical model examining the role of love in marriage. This paper extends ...
This thesis consists of a short introduction and three self-contained chapters. Chapter 1 develops a...
Conventional two-sided matching game is a one-period game. In this note, we contribute to the existi...
In most societies, the social practice of paying dowry tends to decline and sometimes to disappear. ...
We study the problem of marriage formation and marital distribution in a two-period model of matchin...
This paper provides an introduction and a short survey of results and applications of two-sided matc...
The prisoners’ dilemma may be one of the most studied games in economic strategy due to its applicat...
We study the problem of marriage formation and marital distribution in a two-period model of matchin...
This article examines mean-field games for marriage. The results support the argument that optimizin...