Drží ženy cenu sexu vysoko?

The thesis investigates whether gender inequality influences the attitudes toward sexuality in society. Data collected in 33 countries show that higher gender ineqality is linked with more restrictive sexual norms and practices, therefore with higher price of sex. Women exchange the access to sex for marriage and long term providing of resources from men. Contrary, more equal societies enjoy relatively permissive norms, measured by age of first sex , number of sexual partners, tolerance of premarital sex and practices of casual sex. The results of analysis also show significant impact of religiosity, which is negatively corelated with promisuity, and openness of society. More democratic countries tend to have relatively liberal norms.