Rodrigo Medina Vega

The effects of prostitution
By Rodrigo Medina Vega

Did you know that the age average to enter prostitution is 13 years old?
Did you know 800,000 women are sold by their own family in order tomaintain this crime?
Prostitution is the second crime that generates the biggest income for delinquent groups. It is astonishing to think how are literally sold to these awful human beings for theabsurd excuse of the money for maintain the life style.

These are huge numbers, and they increase every year. For that reason, this paper will show you the correct perspective in which this topicshould be threated it that differs completely for the way some countries manage the topic; legalizing this activity without think in the real consequences.

As this activity affects different partsof the human correct life style. This paper will be divided in three parts, which are the three main areas this activity affects the most: Economy, Morality, and society.

According to P.H.D AlanJacobs, teacher of economy on Boston University, the prostitution is a vicious circle in which the “victim” is not well “ rewarded” for his services. Actually, the average percent that the prostitutegets for the “job” is just 18% of the quantity the client pay. The main percentage stays with the procurer of the prostitute. Many countries like Netherlands and Belgic legalized this activity becausethey affirm prostitution is an honorable work, but no honorable work pays just 18% of the total income to anybody. The prostitute needs the money to live, and the prostitution needs the prostitute towork; therefore is an economic vicious circle in which the victim just get a little percentage of the budget and, despite the money, the life’s style don’t get better; because in order to “ work” onthat, they must be almost every nights in poor and dangerous towns.

But this activity not only affects the wallet of the people, it also affect the mind of the society.

According to P.H.D...