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27:37 Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 2	Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 2 Week 2 session 1 lecture utility function marriage times household gains consumption root goods choice endowment person problem sum constraint budget ci cb conditions utilities From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 113 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 26th, 2020
33:50 Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 1	Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 1 First lecture on economic reasons for marriage. lecture production output household market times marriage utility person gains function goods advantage wages returns minus wage constraint bit half wa From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 190 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 22nd, 2020

27:37

Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons…

Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 2

Week 2 session 1

From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 113 plays 0

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ECNM10074

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Date Created

September 26th, 2020

33:50

Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons…

Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 1

First lecture on economic reasons for marriage.

From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 190 plays 0

Course Code

ECNM10074

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Date Created

September 22nd, 2020

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