David Stallibrass
@dstallibrass.bsky.social
Competition, consumer, and regulatory economist. UK.
Music for Economists 5/5: 👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity.
The music industry creates rags-to-riches stories and provides the platform to tell them. And for those with less of a growth mindset (looking at you, Bruce), it also creates songs for the left-behinds to resonate with.
Here’s three.
The music industry creates rags-to-riches stories and provides the platform to tell them. And for those with less of a growth mindset (looking at you, Bruce), it also creates songs for the left-behinds to resonate with.
Here’s three.
February 9, 2024 at 9:20 AM
Music for Economists 5/5: 👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity.
The music industry creates rags-to-riches stories and provides the platform to tell them. And for those with less of a growth mindset (looking at you, Bruce), it also creates songs for the left-behinds to resonate with.
Here’s three.
The music industry creates rags-to-riches stories and provides the platform to tell them. And for those with less of a growth mindset (looking at you, Bruce), it also creates songs for the left-behinds to resonate with.
Here’s three.
Music for Economists 4/5: 🛒 Consumption
There’s a rich seam of music, especially American, protesting consumer culture - though not many of the artists appear to give their music away.
But some tracks engage more directly with our role as a consumer.
Here’s three.
There’s a rich seam of music, especially American, protesting consumer culture - though not many of the artists appear to give their music away.
But some tracks engage more directly with our role as a consumer.
Here’s three.
February 8, 2024 at 11:43 AM
Music for Economists 4/5: 🛒 Consumption
There’s a rich seam of music, especially American, protesting consumer culture - though not many of the artists appear to give their music away.
But some tracks engage more directly with our role as a consumer.
Here’s three.
There’s a rich seam of music, especially American, protesting consumer culture - though not many of the artists appear to give their music away.
But some tracks engage more directly with our role as a consumer.
Here’s three.
Music for Economists 3/5: ⚒️ Labour market
Three songs that capture important elements of the labour market, even if the artists might not have thought of them as explicitly economic.
Three songs that capture important elements of the labour market, even if the artists might not have thought of them as explicitly economic.
February 8, 2024 at 11:40 AM
Music for Economists 3/5: ⚒️ Labour market
Three songs that capture important elements of the labour market, even if the artists might not have thought of them as explicitly economic.
Three songs that capture important elements of the labour market, even if the artists might not have thought of them as explicitly economic.
Music for Economists 2 / 5: 🌳 Growth and sustainability
Lots of politics music has a nostalgia, a desire for only pareto-improvements. This comes out strongly in music on growth and sustainability.
Lots of politics music has a nostalgia, a desire for only pareto-improvements. This comes out strongly in music on growth and sustainability.
February 8, 2024 at 11:36 AM
Music for Economists 2 / 5: 🌳 Growth and sustainability
Lots of politics music has a nostalgia, a desire for only pareto-improvements. This comes out strongly in music on growth and sustainability.
Lots of politics music has a nostalgia, a desire for only pareto-improvements. This comes out strongly in music on growth and sustainability.
Music for Economists 1 / 5: 〽️ 80s US macro policy.
80s US Macro Policy, with it's politics and pain, produced a rich vein of popular music. Much of it combined heart, head, and a banging beat.
80s US Macro Policy, with it's politics and pain, produced a rich vein of popular music. Much of it combined heart, head, and a banging beat.
February 8, 2024 at 11:31 AM
Music for Economists 1 / 5: 〽️ 80s US macro policy.
80s US Macro Policy, with it's politics and pain, produced a rich vein of popular music. Much of it combined heart, head, and a banging beat.
80s US Macro Policy, with it's politics and pain, produced a rich vein of popular music. Much of it combined heart, head, and a banging beat.
My inaugural bsky thread is a journey of Music For Economists - 3 tracks around 5 different themes.
〽️ 80s US macro policy
🌳 Growth and sustainability
⚒️ Labour market
🛒 Consumption
👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity
Play list is here: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Ye...?
〽️ 80s US macro policy
🌳 Growth and sustainability
⚒️ Labour market
🛒 Consumption
👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity
Play list is here: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Ye...?
February 8, 2024 at 11:30 AM
My inaugural bsky thread is a journey of Music For Economists - 3 tracks around 5 different themes.
〽️ 80s US macro policy
🌳 Growth and sustainability
⚒️ Labour market
🛒 Consumption
👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity
Play list is here: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Ye...?
〽️ 80s US macro policy
🌳 Growth and sustainability
⚒️ Labour market
🛒 Consumption
👨👩👧 Intergenerational equity
Play list is here: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Ye...?