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Pallavi Gogoi

From Swiftie beads and Barbie to Beyonce, girls ran the world economy in 2023

Cynthia Bailey, Eiza Murphy, Kenzie Ziegler, Brittany Broski, Drew Afualo, Meena Harris, Ally Love, Ariana DeBose and Raven Ross attend the SoFi Beyoncé Renaissance Tour Pre-Party at The Shay on Sept. 2 in Culver City, Calif. (Presley Ann/Getty Images for SoFi)

If the 21st century does belong to women, then 2023 might stand out as the year when girls unleashed their economic power.

Female spending became a powerful force this year, impacting the economies of cities and entire countries. In May, Beyoncé single-handedly raised inflation in Sweden when adoring fans from all over showed up for the kickoff of her Renaissance World Tour, sending prices of hotel rooms and restaurant meals, among other things, skyrocketing.

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