Look, I'm not sure where your question comes from, but human nature, and mankind's universal range of behaviors when dealing with the allocation and use of limited resources with alternative uses has been studied for centuries and are fairly well understood and extremely well documented.
I can't do your reading for you, but in the interest of getting you set right with minimum aggrivation, I think you can go directly to Tom Sowell's "Basic Economics". It's a short read and very accessible. If you want more, you can go on to his "Applied Economics".
However, from the tone of your post, I think you might want LESS, however, and in that case, I can't help.
"Look, I'm not sure where your question comes from"
I'm not looking for a condescending post. I understand supply and demand. You made a conclusion that one result ALWAYS happens from a shortage of women. This is a complicated, once in a lifetime demographic phenomenon and I thought you might have some evidence for your claim.