This podcast episode explores the historical context, economic theories, and societal impacts of marriage markets. It delves into the evolution of marriage patterns over time, the factors shaping marriage decisions, and the implications for economic inequality and social mobility. Additionally, the episode examines the role of the London season in the British aristocracy's marriage market and its effects on society. It also explores the changing dynamics of marriage markets in the modern era, including the rise of online dating and its impact on the mating preferences, social segregation, and income inequality. Furthermore, the episode addresses the issue of pedestrian deaths in the United States and proposes potential solutions to address this ongoing problem.
