Smaller Penises Mean Bigger Economies, Study Says
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The Atlantic:
In a study published today, the University of Helsinki's Tatu Westling points out a surprising strong correlation between a country's GDP growth rate and average penile length. [...] Countries that averaged smaller penis sizes grew at a faster rate than their larger counterparts between 1960 and 1985. Every centimeter increase in penis size accounted for a 5 to 7 percent reduction in economic growth.
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First Posted: 07/19/11 05:04 PM ET Updated: 09/18/11 06:12 AM ET