Marriage Transactions, Net Gain In Resources, Brides' Side Or Grooms' Side

Associated Documents (1)

Main AuthorPublished YearTitle
Huber, Brad R.New cross-cultural perspectives on marriage transactions

Associated Hypotheses (2)

Main AuthorHypothesis
Huber, Brad R.Brides and their parents are expected to have a greater net gain in resources at the time of marriage than grooms and their parents, respectively (354).
Huber, Brad R.Polygyny and patrilaterality are predicted to be positively related to the net number of marriage transactions of brides and their parents and negatively related to the net number of marriage transactions of grooms and their parents (363).

Associated OCMs

  1. exchange transactions
  2. mode of marriage