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With Barbie dominating movie theaters, and Taylor Swift and Beyoncé having two of the most talked about world tours going, women are spending billions of dollars in 2023.

This dominance in the entertainment industry stems from the desire to hear “intelligent and inspiring female stories,” according to one studio executive.

In fact, Swift’s Eras Tour has proved so popular that the U.S. Federal Reserve credited the singer with changing the economic fortunes of major cities across the country. Meanwhile, Beyoncé was recently blamed for the “stubbornly high inflation” in Sweden after performing there. Forbes has estimated both Swift and Beyoncé’s tours will gross billions of dollars each.

From left, Taylor Swift in Los Angeles in August 2023; Margot Robbie in Sydney, Australia, in June 2023; and Beyoncé performing in Warsaw, Poland, in June 2023. Swift, Robbie and Beyoncé have all experienced an incredibly successful 2023 so far thanks to their tours and movies.
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