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Cassidy tries to convince Dominic that crop tops are technically economics.
Special thanks to Emily for suggesting this topic.
Ideas for future episodes? Email technicallyeconomics@gmail.com.
Mentioned:
- Clothing Rationing During WWII, Library of Congress Blogs
- The First Crop Top, ShunVogue
- The Trend Forecast, 99% Invisible
- “Bright Pink”, WGSN
- Why colour forecasting is critical to product success, WGSN
- Bandwagon and Underdog Effects and the Possibility of Election Prediction, by Herb Simon
Intro Music:@afterdinnersig
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Special thanks to Conner and Sophia for suggestions on this topic.
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Mentioned:
“Merchants of Joy” on PrimeVideo
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