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Research paper thumbnail of HUMAN CAPITAL AND INTERETHNIC MARRIAGE DECISIONS

Common explanations for the generally negative relationship between education and ethnic endogamy... more Common explanations for the generally negative relationship between education and ethnic endogamy include (1) education makes immigrants and their children better able to adapt to native culture thereby eliminating the need for a sameethnicity spouse and (2) education raises the likelihood of leaving ethnic enclaves, thereby decreasing the probability of meeting potential same-ethnicity spouses. This paper considers a third option, the role of assortative matching on education. If education distributions differ by ethnicity, then spouse-searchers may trade similarities in ethnicity for similarities in education when choosing spouses. U.S. Census data on second-generation immigrants provide strong support for the assortative matching mechanism. (JEL J12, I21, J61) *I would especially like to thank Andrew Foster for his guidance and insightful comments. I am also grateful to Yoo-

Research paper thumbnail of REVIEW OF WOMEN'S STUDIES Marriage and Migration Citizenship and Marital Experience in Cross-border Marriages between Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Bangladesh

Research paper thumbnail of HUMAN CAPITAL AND INTERETHNIC MARRIAGE DECISIONS

Common explanations for the generally negative relationship between education and ethnic endogamy... more Common explanations for the generally negative relationship between education and ethnic endogamy include (1) education makes immigrants and their children better able to adapt to native culture thereby eliminating the need for a sameethnicity spouse and (2) education raises the likelihood of leaving ethnic enclaves, thereby decreasing the probability of meeting potential same-ethnicity spouses. This paper considers a third option, the role of assortative matching on education. If education distributions differ by ethnicity, then spouse-searchers may trade similarities in ethnicity for similarities in education when choosing spouses. U.S. Census data on second-generation immigrants provide strong support for the assortative matching mechanism. (JEL J12, I21, J61) *I would especially like to thank Andrew Foster for his guidance and insightful comments. I am also grateful to Yoo-

Research paper thumbnail of REVIEW OF WOMEN'S STUDIES Marriage and Migration Citizenship and Marital Experience in Cross-border Marriages between Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Bangladesh

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