The Effect of Marital Statuson Male Conspicuous Consumption Pubblico
Fan, Mingyan (2015)
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Abstract
This paper examines the theory that single males use conspicuous consumption as a mating strategy to attract females by comparing the level of quarterly conspicuous consumption made by single males to married males based on the Consumer Expenditure Survey, a national survey that records household-level consumption pattern. According to the result, married males consume less conspicuous goods than single males on average, which confirms the mating strategy theory.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction 1
2. Background and Related Literature 3
3. Data 7
4. Methodology 8
5. Results 10
6. Conclusion 17
7. References 19
8. Appendix 23
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