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Comment on “All good men are taken.” – Or are the taken ones perceived as good? by Bettina Hein

Bettina Hein — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:27:34 +0000

Dear Dr de Bergerac,

I respectfully disagree with your interpretation of the study. I concede that this study is indeed strange – I think they may have have been trying to evaluate theoretical desirability and not the willingness of women to actively poach.

Desirability of men rises when they have the following attributes (in my opinion):
– willingness to commit
– ability to feed a family (old-fashioned attitude, yes, but very common thought)
– ability to maintain a relationship

All of these qualities are ‘signaled’ by a man being in an existing relationship which implies that these qualities were tested by another woman.

Therefore, in my humble opinion reason 1 you cite is more likely to be the correct interpretation of the study.

Yours,
Bettina

Comment on How many people should I date? by Bettina Hein

Bettina Hein — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 02:34:11 +0000

Dear Economist,
Thank you for this advice. It very much reminds me of what our math professor Margrit Gauglhofer told us in our first year at HSG. If I had known this piece of economic research, my parents’ advice of “don’t get too serious to soon” would have made more sense! Luckily, I am already happily married but I can verify that you should definitely spend enough time to get to know the quality range of dating partners before settling on a particular partner.
Bettina