Macro & Micro
Physical Attractiveness (PA) and particularly physical attractiveness phenomenon (PAP) overlap significantly with many financial matters. So much so, these overlaps usually interrelate inseparably at both macro-levels and micro-levels.

At macro-levels, the economy of nations cannot avoid direct and indirect influences of PAP. It impacts every community across the United States and literally around the world. Beauty by whatever name -- looks, appearance, or physical attractiveness -- is big business. PAP drives and interrelates inseparably with huge industries. To name a few: the so-called beauty business, fashion industry, medical and dental professions specialized toward cosmetic surgery and esthetic dentistry, weight loss services and products, and so on. The employment of millions of people in these industries around the world depends on individuals making related purchases to maintain or enhance their PA.

At micro-levels, the finances of individuals cannot avoid direct and indirect influences of PAP. It impacts every individual from birth to death, regardless of sex, age, and nearly every conceivable demographic c and socioeconomic descriptor. All people inherit their PA that ranges from high to low, and alter it to varying extents through a variety of ways and costs. These actions equate with corresponding financial effects. Depending on a person's financial circumstances, pursuits to maintain or enhance PA range from affordable to unaffordable. On another dimension, regardless of the discomforting reality, research documents that a person's level of value corresponds with her or his level of PA. Yes, higher and lower PA generally equates respectively with higher and lower incomes throughout a person's lifetime.

Connections between PA and finances are understandable in light of PAP, albeit discomforting to some. And, not surprising, pursuits to maintain and enhance physical attractiveness connect with immense array of services, products, and opportunities intended to provide respective happiness and satisfaction…at a price. On the flip side, also not surprising, corresponding efforts exist to serve, foster, and even motivate these pursuits. In summary, many people and entities live on each side of this PA-financial demand-supply equation