Polygamy and Economics
"It's hardly surprising that in most polygynous societies, the bride's family gets large payments in exchange for her hand in marriage. If polygyny combined with women's rights, I bet we'd see more promises to wash the dishes. Not everybody would have to share a husband, but I can think of some who might prefer half of Orlando Bloom to all of Tim Harford—including my wife."
From 'The economic case for polygamy'.
1 Comments:
the only issue with me with regards to this issue is. how is it going ot be handled legally. what are the legal implications?
i am for severing the government's or any institutions dictate on how a couple or a group of people chooses to share their lives with their loved ones.
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