Economic Benefits of Delayed Sexual Activity

Dana Rotz, Brian Goesling, Hande Inanc and Gregory Chojnacki

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Abstract: The avoidance of sexual activity among youth not only prevents unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections but can also promote healthy outcomes and contribute to the positive development of youth.

Keywords: delayed sexual activity; economic analysis; sexual risk avoidance; abstinence (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 124
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