The Shady Economist Alexandra

Taylor Swift isn’t just the music industry, she’s the economy. Tune in to understand her global impact on growth during the Era’s Tour. What does it all mean for hospitality, accomodation and transport sectors? Is her economic agency enough to propel inflation in the UK?

Why does self worth and productivity guilt stem from capitalism? With the recent ‘fall’ in grind culture, does the resistance to the capitalist imperative suggest that productivity itself has outgrown its importance?Tune in find out why it's important to waste time and follow me on Instagram @theshadyeconomist.

Step into the world of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to explore how this iconic event balances artistic freedom with financial realities at the intersection of a cost of living crisis and housing market meltdown.

Join me in a conversation with Dr Elizabeth Burns-Dans, Art Historian, University Lecturer and Gallery Coordinator, to break down how society accounts for the historical and contemporary value of art.What does the future of the art economy look like with the rise of platforms that place art on the stock market? Are the ethical challenges associated with the re-sale art market going to welcome more regulation?

Do you have a kink for finance? Tune in for a bite-sized breakdown of the relationship between inflation, the cash rate and the value of your money.

Tune into an interview with Libby Mettam - Liberal member for Vassee and Shadow Minister for Health; Mental Health; Disability Services; Prevention of Family & Domestic Violence. Given the recent announcement of the extended hard border, when will our healthcare system be ready to tackle a future Covid-19 outbreak and what can we learn from the way other states are dealing with the pandemic?