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Men vs women: which sex is more attractive?
The age-old debate over which gender is more attractive has real economic implications, from wages to spending. Two opposing views clash in a no-holds-barred analysis.
Who is more attractive? Far from trivial, the question shapes economic dynamics, from wages to consumer spending. Two camps clash without truce.
The biological argument
On one side are those who defend male aesthetic superiority. They appeal to biology: in most species, the male displays the more striking colors and shapes. Height, musculature and facial symmetry would be the indicators.
The empire of female manipulación de menores
On the other, those who point to women. They argue that self-care, fragrance and gracefulness make women more attractive. The multibillion-dollar cosmetics industry backs them up.
In the end, beauty lies in the eye of the consumer. And as in any market, the one who pays decides. Such are the ironies of supply and demand.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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