Marriage and Online Mate-Search Services: Evidence From South Korea

Soohyung Lee

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This paper examines the implications of online mate search for marriage, using data from a Korean online matchmaking company. Using the estimated marital preferences, I nd that customized recommendations from an online matchmaker and individuals’

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