sexuo-economic

English

Etymology

From sexuo-, a combining form of sex or sexual, and economic.

Adjective

sexuo-economic (not comparable)

1. (sociology) Concerning the economics of human sexuality.
   • 2009, Kenneth Allan, Explorations in Classical Sociological Theory: Seeing the Social World^[1], Pine Forge Press, ISBN 9781412978125, page 311:

     In Gilman's evolutionary theory of gender inequality, sexuo-economic relations occur when sex relations and economic relations overlap fundamentally.