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So again, what is the market? It's perhaps, yes, a Marriage market, which means many things to many people. For most gals? Perhaps better than 80% of them? It's also about begetting kids and providing for same, within the context of marriage. Now that's a particular arrangement. All the Biology? Just speaks to the begetting & provision for kids. With or without marriage. Almost any female on earth, no matter how they look, can beget children, if they're of age, and so inclined. (We'll confine our remarks here to consensual relationships). It's in the provisioning for the young that everything begins to break down & look tenuous. Why is that? Economics. Male wages have been stagnant or declining for a generation by now, without many people noticing. (See EPI.org for details)

Why is that important? Throughout history, it's the male who has made the home, and provided for the children. Typically he'd already have a home or the wherewithal to buy one Before he seriously courted anyone. What happens when you barely can keep your head above water in a dead end job? You're not considered 'marriageable' material. Sure, women will screw you every now & again, but they'd not consider you a worthy prospe3ct to 'raise kids with'. And mostly, that's a 'safe bet' too, and hence the dramatic rise of single motherhood too. So we see the phenomenon of single moms and 'baby daddys' that really can not marry due to their 'lower economic class status'. Hence the women that flock to be 'bankers' GF's etc.

So what's the market look like for participants? For women? It's still a buyers market until they're out of fertility range. Then it gets interesting. If you desire a Family, you Need a Woman to have your child with you. If she needs marriage to do this, then if you're at all 'suitable' it might come off. It may not last long, but it can happen. If you're a single guy with a non exciting job, long hours of demanding and isolating work? You're almost invisible to the 'market'. You might be getting your sex where you can, but starting a family of your own is a distant & unrequited dream for many. For the women who want kids? There's many, many options, some more friendly and available than others. But for most, it's not much of a problem. It never has been if you're at all healthy. Marriage & a more serious LTR typically for them comes later, when they're done with the kids mostly. A sort of 'bifurcated' family life of 'serial monogamy', if that fortunate. There's plenty of single women with several kids by different dads who are still looking for 'the one' to marry & settle down with. In their dotage. And it can happen. But sex? Never really is being 'rationed' here. It's impossible, as again, it's costless, and available almost everywhere. And there's nothing anyone might be able to do about that, if if they so desired.

So no, supply and demand don't work well here. But Other economic models? Perhaps. Cheers & Good Luck, 'VJ'