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The economics of love: A Jamaican perspective

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Love is often said to be priceless, but in Jamaica, like anywhere else in the world, romance comes with a cost. Whether it’s the price of a Valentine’s gift, an extravagant wedding, or even just the expense of maintaining a relationship, love and...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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