… there is a monotonic relationship between the frequency of sexual activity and wage returns. … sexual activity may be of interest to economists, and it may serve as a framework for integrating the existing evidence, as well as for structuring future research efforts. Indeed, contemporary social analysis suggests that health, cognitive and non-cognitive skills and personality are important factors that affect wage level, life and job satisfaction, cognitive functioning and reasoning ability. Sexual activity may also be of interest to social scientists, since sexual activity is considered to be a barometer for health, quality of life, well-being and happiness. Social scientists can take advantage of this parameter in order … Continue reading Nick Drydakis