#Backstop

Lyn Alden

LynAldenContact

Here’s a new thread on the dollar, swap lines, and the treasury market. With lots of charts.AKA “Why the global dollar shortage is not insurmountable.” There is $250+ trillion of

Paul Dechene

PaulDechene

Okay… part two of my look at the Sponsorship, Naming Rights & Advertising Policy. In part 1, below, I looked back to the Nov 2019 council meeting where admin got

FRAXimalist Dave

davesaidthat_

Algorithmic stablecoins have become a popular topic of discussion with some declaring it a future cornerstone of finance while others have called it another fadI was lucky enough to have

Sebastian Grund

GrundSebastian

"The EU itself is set to become one of Europe’s largest bond issuers" write @MAmdorsky & @TomStub in today's @FT. But what type of debt instruments will the EU (via

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

Accounting prof and #GND cofounder @RichardJMurphy wrote an astounding thread over the weekend explaining where money comes from and what purpose taxation serves. https://twitter.com/RichardJMurphy/status/13377376066883338261/ He's sinc

Dr. Rebekah Tromble

RebekahKTromble

Concerned about digital platform accountability and research data access? There have been some key developments in Europe that deserve your attention. (These are important for European and non-European scholars alike.)

Aaron Jakes

aaronjakes

This story in @nytimes, beginning with its headline, fails spectacularly to explain what is happening right now to universities all across this country. The conflicts over plans for the fall

Brian Chappatta

BChappatta

If 2020 has taught investors one thing, it’s that the Fed is all-powerful.Except in fighting wealth inequality. A thread:https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-12-31/the-fed-is-powerful-except-in-fighting-wealth-inequality?sref=n

noodles

crypto_noodles

As we approach crypto ATH, it's worth asking yourself what's changed since 2017?Well here's a brief history of people/events that brought us from 2017 to today(A newcomers guide to the

Sarah BauerleDanzman

sarahbauerle

By popular demand (thanks @goodhouses) a thread on #natsecurity review of #FDI, #CFIUS, its expansion under Trump, and what we are likely to see from CFIUS during the #Biden administration:

Damon Mayrl

yrlsoc

A few thoughts on today’s Espinoza decision, which appears to invalidate most state constitutions’ no-aid clauses, which prohibit public dollars flowing to religious bodies. 38 states have such clauses. https://www.scotusblog.com/2020/0

Heron Greenesmith, Esq.

herong

SHE'S BAAAAAAACCKKKKK(Abagail Shrier I mean) https://twitter.com/herong/status/1277649067338858497?s=20 Who is Abagail Shrier? She's the author of the anti-trans book "Irreversible Damage. That's it! She wrote a book! No ot

Mike 'READINESS means actual readiness' Black

MikeBlack114

PSA on the topic of the COVID vaccine and why it isn’t yet mandatory for DoD, unlike other vaccines (and why there’s actually more thought behind that than “lol dumb

Maple Leaf Capital

MapleLeafCap

0 - As per popularly requested & at risk of repetition, here is my framework on $YFI. A lot of good work done by @DefiGod1, @im_manderson, and @learn2yearn already. I

Emil Dimanchev

EmilDimanchev

Climate policy debates have pitted CO2 pricing vs standards but there is a whole spectrum in-between. Our new research w/ @KnittelMIT finds that given political realities a combined policy may

Silvia Merler

SMerler

As the government is set to introduce its widely debated Internal Market Bill, Britannia seems to have moved from 'ruling the waves' to 'waiving the rules'. Why and what

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