Study Shows How Height And Weight Could Affect Success
- 8 years ago
A recent study from the U.K. has found that shorter men and heavier women tend to earn less annually and have other financial disadvantages compared to their respective taller and thinner counterparts.
Each gender has a physical feature that can influence their earnings, according to a recent study led by the University of Exeter in the U.K.
For men, height appears to be a key factor.
Describing the study's findings, the Washington Post reports, "if a man was genetically predetermined to be 3 inches shorter than another man, the shorter man would have an annual income that was $1,600 lower."
Each gender has a physical feature that can influence their earnings, according to a recent study led by the University of Exeter in the U.K.
For men, height appears to be a key factor.
Describing the study's findings, the Washington Post reports, "if a man was genetically predetermined to be 3 inches shorter than another man, the shorter man would have an annual income that was $1,600 lower."