In the musical Evita, we can learn some economic lessons from the song "And The Money Kept Rolling In".
There is government spending, which can be used to prop up the economy. There is also the issue that the Perons are not spending their own money, but government money, yet they receive the praise from their constituents. This leads to a discussion of Public Choice Theory - where politicians don't seek to get maximize social welfare, but to get reelected.
Description of Evita from ChatGPT:
"Evita" is a captivating Broadway musical that chronicles the meteoric rise and controversial life of Eva Perón, the iconic and polarizing First Lady of Argentina. The story unfolds through a powerful blend of captivating music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and thought-provoking lyrics by Tim Rice. Set in a dynamic theatrical landscape, the production takes audiences on a journey through Eva's humble beginnings to her transformation into an ambitious and influential figure in Argentine politics, capturing her complex relationship with the people and her husband, President Juan Perón. The musical delves into themes of power, ambition, and the price of fame, presenting a compelling narrative intertwined with unforgettable songs like "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" and "Buenos Aires," making "Evita" a theatrical masterpiece that remains etched in the hearts of its viewers
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