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Money in the Bank: Transaction Costs and the Economic Organization of Marriage

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Abstract

Bien que la plupart des conjoints mettent en commun leur argent, certains tiennent leur argent a l'ecart du pot commun. Le choix d'une organisation financiere « privee » ou « collective » depend en partie d'un critere d'efficacite - dans le sens d'une recherche de minimisation des couts des transactions internes a la vie conjugale. Les revenus separes semblent ete associes a peu d'attentes de continuite maritale.

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