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The Stripper Index: Decoding the Economic Signals of Sex Work

On: February 5, 2024

In: Community, Economics, Featured, Latest

The Stripper Index, named for how it relates the revenue generated by strippers’ cash tips to the financial strain of consumers and the current economic cycle, though it encompasses all forms of sexual labor, has been mostly a joke to economists as they continue to explore different methods of predicting the economy. However, when X user and stripper @botticellibimbo correctly predicted the economic decline in 2022 based on her recent profits at work, economists began to examine the Stripper Index more closely.Continue Reading

Gen Z Market Predictions: The Problem that Many Companies Don’t See Coming, and the Opportunity for the Ones that Do

By: Abby Copeland

On: January 24, 2022

In: Investing

Will Gen Z cause a stock market crash or create bountiful opportunities? Investing columnist Abby Copeland discusses Gen Z’s implications on the stock market and how companies can save themselves from what’s about to come. Continue Reading

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