This video does not contain any dating advice but rather a number of possible scenarios that people may encounter whilst on a date. The post offers an analysis of these scenarios as well as the economic concepts supporting this analysis.
Economics can be applied to so many areas. In previous videos I have looked at a work day and a trip to the supermarket. In this video I will look at how economics can be applied to going on a date. Areas covered in the video include:
- Where to go on a date
- What to talk about on a date
- Who should pay for the bill?
- Should the date be extended?
- Should an attempt be made to get another date?
The economic concepts applied/suggested in regards to going on a date are also discussed in this video. These concepts are as follows:
- Game theory – battle of the sexes
- Game theory – repeat the game
- Imperfect information
- Risk
I hope you enjoy the video.
For a more detailed written explanation of how economics can be applied to going on a date check out my other post which is available at:
https://steemit.com/economics/@spectrumecons/economics-is-everywhere-going-on-a-date
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