"If 50 percent of California's 92,000 gay couples decide to march down the aisle, the state economy could receive $370 million for the next three years, according to a new study." [AHN]
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The pink dollar is a mighty dollar.
How much will all the lawyers make when those same gays aching to get married start standing in the same line 50% of hetero couples are in—the divorce line?
Misery loves company.
That's only $7708 per wedding, that sounds a little on the low side considering.
I highly doubt 50% of CA gays will marry, nowhere near that percentage has married in MA. However, legions of homos from around the country will descend on CA to marry since they don't have a residency requirement like in MA. I think it'll add up to billions for the CA economy.
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