A PowerPoint Party: The Economy of Adventure Bay

Just how resource constrained is Adventure Bay, really?

My family had a “PowerPoint” party for my stepdad’s birthday – each member of the family had to give a presentation on something, be it the merits of a Stone Cold Steve Austin movie, important events from that day, biographies of other local mayors, the D & D alignment of all family members, evolving fashion styles, etc. etc. As those of you who follow me on Twitter know, with the COVID-19 lockdowns, I’ve been spending a lot of time with our PAW Patrol obsessed child.

This has, similarly, led to a lot of thinking from me on just how this wonderful universe works.

So without further adieu, here’s my contribution: “The Economy of Adventure Bay.” With apologies to scholars who actually work in this field.

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Ian Milligan

Associate Vice-President, Research Oversight and Analysis

Professor of History

Exploring how technology is transforming historical research.