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Saturday, November 12, 2011

The size of the penis may be affecting the economy

First they said that penis size is determined by the width of the hand of a man, then the bigger the shoe, was the man best equipped, and now is that this member could also be responsible to the economy of our country . A recent study led by researcher, Tatu Westling, University of Helsinki, and outlined in the online news portal, Huffington Post , unveiled a new perspective on this issue. As part of his research, Westling buy the length of the male body more erect on its cover with the growth of gross domestic product or GDP. For this, the scientist created the "assumption of the male organ" which states that the penis has a growth trend correlation with the economy. Among other things, the results showed that countries with the lowest average penis size had higher growth rates while GDP was generally higher in countries with an average penis size. On the other hand, GDP fell at the ends of the spectrum. According to the Huffington Post, the research also states that the size of the male organ contains a form of inverted "U" in relation to the level of GDP in 1985, which could explain a 15% change in GDP for that year. Also, the size of GDP can interact with a penis of about 5.31 inches, while a slump in economic development can be identified with the male organ size between 6.30 inches above. The study also found that economic growth between the 1960 and 1985 is negatively associated with the size of the male sexual organ, which by itself accounts for about 20% of the variation in GDP growth. These findings were published after he left to light another research conducted in South Korea ensuring that the space between the index and ring finger of the right hand of a man can indicate the size of his penis. See also the map of average penis size of men around the world.

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