Lifecycle marriage matching: Theory and Evidence

Aloysius Siow () and Eugene Choo
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Eugene Choo: University of Toronto

No 550, 2007 Meeting Papers from Society for Economic Dynamics

Abstract: estimated model shows that a concern for accumulating marriage specific capital is quantitatively significant in generating positive assortative matching in spousal ages at marriage, gender differences in spousal ages at marriage, and a preference for early marriage. Gender variations in population supplies due to gender specific mortality rates and entry cohort sizes have offsetting quantitative effects.

Date: 2007
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