It’s not every day that a pop star comments on the state of labor markets. But Beyoncé does just that with her new song, Break My Soul, an anthem of the Great Resignation. Due to this remarkable, and timely new piece, Revelio Labs thought it would be appropriate to pay homage to Queen Bee by providing an annotation of her latest hit, to help fans listen to this track the way it was meant to be heard: with supporting workforce data, charts, and analysis.
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- Revelio Labs, "When Beyoncé Meets Labor Economics: A Data Driven Interpretation of “Break My Soul”," July 1, 2022.
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- Zweig, B., Tilly, P., & Ayas, R. (2022, July 1). When Beyoncé Meets Labor Economics: A Data Driven Interpretation of “Break My Soul”. Revelio Labs.
