WHEN HARRY SWIPED RIGHT FOR SALLY: THE ECONOMICS OF ONLINE DATING

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WHEN HARRY SWIPED RIGHT FOR SALLY: THE ECONOMICS OF ONLINE DATING

By Rosie Mahoney, Industrial Economics (2019)

It is a truth universally acknowledged that any single university student in possession of a smartphone must have, at some point, downloaded Tinder…or at least considered doing so.

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