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In today's Daily Comment, Amy Davidson considers the business case for marriage equality. Davidson writes that there are 1138 federal laws that rely on a definition of marriage, and "companies have an interest, as does the larger business world, in not having families live in what might be called an economic closet."
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The Economic Closet: The Business Case for Gay Marriage
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How much does money matter when thinking about same-sex marriage, or about marriage at all?