Status Updates From Principles of Microeconomics

"Terry F. Pettijohn II, a psychologist at Coastal Carolina UniversityHe finds that during recessions, popular songs tend to be longer and slower, and to have more serious lyrics. “It’s ‘Bridge
over Troubled Water’ or ‘That’s What Friends Are For’,” he says. During expansions, songs tend to be
faster, shorter, and somewhat sillier, such as “At the Hop” or “My Sharona."

Suicide rates and property crimes—burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft tend to rise during recessions. Even popular music appears to be affected.

مقرر عندي لدراستي بس ما توقعت حاستمتع بيه كدا
وما توقعت ان فرع بالعلوم الإنسانية حيلفت اهتمامي مثل من العلوم الطبيغية اللي منحازة لها طول عمري😂

Weirdly simplistic, like spending a whole page to explain what an integral is.