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Economics Major Predicts U.S. Recession Using ‘Stripper Index’ From Sex-Work Data

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Amelia Lynne, a 20-year-old economics major and sex worker, uses her experience in the adult industry to predict the U.S. recession through what she calls ‘The Stripper Index,’ highlighting trends in consumer spending.

BollywoodFever: Amelia Lynne, a 20-year-old economics major who calls herself the “bimbo in business,” has taken a unique approach to economic predictions by using her experience as a sex worker to forecast a potential U.S. recession. 

Recently, Amelia went viral on TikTok after explaining her theory, which she calls The Stripper Index. Her method suggests that fluctuations in the adult industry’s transaction data can signal economic downturns.

Amelia explained that sex work often experiences an early hit when the economy begins to falter, as clients prioritize essential expenses over discretionary spending. 

Economics Major Predicts U.S. Recession Using 'Stripper Index' From Sex-Work Data

Sex work is typically something that’s cut out before everything else; people will stop going to the club and spending cash there,” she said.

She also highlighted that in times of economic strain, clients tend to seek cheaper alternatives, either opting for lower-priced services or shifting to online platforms for more affordable options. 

Economics Major Predicts U.S. Recession Using 'Stripper Index' From Sex-Work Data

“It’s been a really slow month in the U.S.,” Amelia shared, noting the recent spike in unemployment at the end of July and its impact on August’s earnings for many sex workers.

Amelia’s theory is simple: just like people would buy a budget-friendly dupe instead of a luxury item, clients in the adult industry follow similar patterns when they feel financial pressure. 

Her insights sparked discussions, with one viewer comparing it to how drug money allegedly kept the economy afloat during previous downturns.


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