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Hey #BlueSkyLovers! I'm Carmen Sanchez, an entrepreneur and a full-time Business Economist. However, that’s not what this page is all about. I’m here to connect, have fun, and hopefully meet amazing people. I've heard the environment on this app is quite positive, so I can't wait to test it out!

The Handmaid's Tale is a good book. But did you know that there's a book written by a Black woman about a post-apocalyptic Earth heavily affected by climate change and societal decline. The book was published in 1993, but is set in 2024 following a presidential election 👀 #BookSky #BlackBookSky

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In the early hours of 2 September 1666, a spark in Thomas Farriner's bakery on Pudding Lane in the City of London ignited a blaze that would go on to consume 90% of the City’s houses. But how did economic activity and wealth rebound after the fire? Philipp Ager of the University of Mannheim and Paul Sharp of the University of Southern Denmark have used contemporary records to describe London’s uneven economic recovery. They tell Tim Phillips about the records they uncovered, and what they reveal about London’s economy before and after the fire.

🎧 New VoxTalks Economics #Podcast
The economic effect of the Great Fire of London
Philipp Ager & Paul Sharp tell Tim Phillips about contemporary records they have uncovered, and what they reveal about #London’s #economy before and after the fire
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📉📈 #EconSky

Great church day today! Grateful for the uplifting message and the amazing people around me! 🙏✨ #SundayService #Faith

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