Economics of Love

The Economics of Love applies economic principles to relationships, viewing emotional investments, time, and resources as valued commodities. It suggests that individuals weigh the costs and benefits of their actions—such as giving attention or making sacrifices—hoping to maximize mutual happiness and connection. Just like markets, relationships involve negotiations, trust, and sometimes scarcity—people balance personal needs with those of their partner. Ultimately, it highlights that love isn't just emotional; it’s influenced by decision-making, exchanges, and perceived value, making relationship dynamics understandable through an economic lens.