Sexonomics

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Sexonomics is the study of how people exchange fluids, or more specifically, pleasure. Pre-requisites are Health and Biology. It involves complex equations to describe its functions, or as we like to call "sexonomical intercourse".

What is Sexonomics?[edit | edit source]

The Sex Contstant[edit | edit source]

The Sex Constant (or ς) can be roughly defined by this equation.

A Sexonomics teacher on the job.

The Sexonomical Price Fluctuations[edit | edit source]

Luckily, Sexonomy is the only market completely independent from the Oil industries. (Except for some small fetishes)

The prices, oddly enough, do not fluctuate by demand. (What can I say? Sex is sex.) However, healthy competition among dealers of Sex has driven the price down from $10.00 in 1990 to just $1.00 today in 2010.

The biggest drop in the Sexconomy was in the 1950's when sex STOPPED.There was no sex (paid or unpaid) in those ten years. Prostitutes were now becoming desperate and homeless (ok just homeless). Luckily the miracle of Pot was discovered. Pot made the Sexconomy Boom. The 60's was a great time of free love and the hookers went back to being just everyday citizens that would blow you for the right price.

The Pervasiveness of Sex in the Global Sexonomy[edit | edit source]

Capitalism
believes in free sex.
Communism
believes in sharing sex.
Fascism
is government-regulated sex
Mercantilism
tries to keep sex in the country
Socialism
believes in government sponsored sex for the poor
Orgasmism
is sex anywhere, anytime, and anyplace on demand.
PeTA
believes in having sex with animals.

How YOU can contribute to the Sexonomy[edit | edit source]

Simple! The easiest way to support the Sexonomy is to buy sex, that's right just buy some pussy down a dodgey alley or in a park at night! This will add money to the economy and boost stamina, endurance, and peak. Also, the sexonomy can always use a fresh labor source of pink-collar workers.

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