Sexonomics 101: The economics of sex

A fascinating site

Sexonomics is a new system for confused logical types who despite all efforts fail to understand how male-female relations work. Far more useful than your university level micro and macroeconomic classes, sexonomics gives a general overview of sex, or what we here like to call the sexed up version of the economy; the sexonomy. Using simple principles like supply, demand, equilibrium, markets, and competition, we show how a theory of sexonomics can be used to make predictions and solve important real-world scenarios relevant to us all.

Here's an extract from The Law of Demand:

'Men understand the nature of demand better than women, because they're the ones who have to walk up and introduce themselves to girls and later initiate sex. A guy quickly learns that a girl isn't going to come up to him and ask him if he wants to do it. If he isn't proactive, then he won't get sex. This is because his sexuality is worth nothing to a girl relative to how much her sexuality is worth to him. He learns that he must demand, and she will supply when she so chooses.'

And here's one from The Law of Supply:

'Women realize around puberty that their sexuality is powerful, it has use value. By putting out, they learn that they can get a price because men want what they have. Their sexuality is a resource, something they conserve and give out only when they receive the right price for it. I'll talk about the intracacies of price later. Thus, women choose to supply sex rather than demand sex. '

For more economic theory made sexy take a trip to  Sexonomics