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Love and Marriage
Finally tonight, love and marriage just the same go they can’t have one without the other. Philosopher since spent centuries pondering had make that love last, but John Berman found the couple makes more answers by turning to another disciplined.
How do we split out the tures? How do we keep from fighting? How do we have… more sex? Answer needs questions you have the key to the perfect marriage. But, we already get the answers. Opera Doctor Ruth, Troi, Allen Green Spain.
“Economic is really the study of the election’s character resources. What is more scares? Your marriage, then time, energy, the bridle, love.”
The author’s Spousonomics see the key to a married life of love is a life of economic analysis.
Tip: Jack and Jane and their choices. (-Hi! -Hi!) If Jack has to do laundry half the time, Jane should too, right? (Right, 50%, 50% is back!) It might sound fair, but economics says, folly.
“If you’re doing half and I’m doing half of each task, then the time were spending, and everything is actually greater, than if we specialized then task.”
It’s called comparative advantage. Seeing picture Jack, 30 minutes to do the laundry and 20 minutes to walk the dog, Jane can do the laundry in 45 minutes and walk the dog in 25. if they each do the tasks half the time, it takes them of total 420 minutes a week. But if Jack just does the laundry and Jane just walks the dog, they save 36 minutes a week. After time for TV, realization or, sex.
“You are giving me permission not clean the bathroom.” “Oh I had see where are we getting going with thus.”
What about fighting? (-We never fights. -We never fights)
“The old advice goes be never go to bad angry.”
“Right, that’s bad advice.”
“Yeah.”
But economics says, sometimes at least “shut up!” instead angry.
“We hate to lose. Economics qualified that we hate to lose twice as much as we like to win.”
It’s called “loss aversion”. In stocks explains how traders’ holding up, loser of the stock, refuse to sell. In marriage it is explains how weak keep fighting, even that no one gonna to win. (It’s anybody said that no one gonna to win this? Right.) Really, it’s Spousonomics.
John Berman, ABC News, New York.