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So its not that Taylor Swift was the only one Driving Spending in the us, because eventually, we saw barbenheimer and beyonce, but she did accelerate it, that recovery, in a way. So, what do you, as an economics reporter, what do you think the economic impact of the Eras Tour is . Oh, its massive, but i think the key word. Is that a technical term . Economically technical term, � massive . I like it. Uh, i wouldnt say that, i think thatsjust my own personal view, but you do have data supportin...

Was the only one driving spending in the us because eventually, we saw barbenheimer and beyonce, but she did accelerate it, that recovery, in a wax _ so, what do you, as an economics reporter, what do you think the economic impact of the eras tour is? oh, its massive, but i think the... is that a technical term? economically technical term, �*massive�*? i like it. uh, i wouldnt say that, i think thatsjust my own personal view, but you do have data supporting that, right? so, in a way, i feel...

All of the wall street economies were really expecting one to come eventually, so the whole taylor swift demand story seemed a little off, so thats why we started looking into swiftonomics or what eventually became swiftonomics to try and understand. so, thats what you meant by swiftonomics? yes. so, essentially, itjust became a theory about supply and demand and what it said about the us consumer and now, about the global consumer, right, because were seeing the same story. what did it say? wha...

Think that we have to recognize that what we have fundamentally, first, is a spending problem, we are spending more as a percentage of our entire committee today, almost 25 percent, than we spent at any time since the end of world war ii and this is a spending problem, we have to built that, and we have to recognize it was driving spending, medicare, kid, social security, food stamp overstamps and if we are going to save social security and medicare we have to reform them and get them in a direc...