#Economics

Giorgos Kallis

g_kallis

Indeed, as scholars who have studied Malthus show, Malthus was not a 'Malthusian'. He had a healthy dose of respect for technology, believed in growth, and posited that the greatest

Richard Bentall #FBPE #3.5% Project We Told You So

RichardBentall

An online exchange with @montie and @wallaceme of @ConHome has got me thinking about the strange death of the UK @Conservatives. Let me explain. /1 I grew up in Conservative

David Goebel

One5thParis

Disneyland Paris famously had the most name and logo changes of any Disney resort. Over the next weeks I'll try to have a fairly comprehensive look at the many graphic

Sophus zu Ermgassen

sophusticated

Biodiversity offsetting 'markets' are odd & interesting. In places regulators under pressure to relax trading rules to make them work more 'effectively'. But we argue (in new BioCons paper https://authors.elsevier.com/c/

Truth

1foreverseeking

The United States has been effectively "colonized" by Communist China, and our elected "leaders" are responsible.It was Jimmy Carter who opened the door when he gave away the Panama Canal

Walnut Ave Value

walnutavevalue

I was still in high school in 2000, so obviously wasn't investing. But the more I read, the more I realize it wasn't just a using "eyeballs" for valuation problem.Thread

Burt Likko

burtlikko

I'm a white dude in America, well-educated and privileged to have had a background of economic comfort. Not affluence, but I've had some luxuries, like an education rich in history,

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/OK, let's take a little break from Coup Twitter, and think about an economic issue: How can we build up the wealth of the middle class?https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/housing-and-wealth-building 2/The typical American has

T. Caires (they/them) @ 🏡

TheOneTAR

What's up! I'm vacation! Let's talk about why board games get cheaper the longer they've been out and why it's important to pay full price vs discounted. Righto! So I've

MI Capital

MIcapital2

THREAD AWS $AMZNAMZN has 15Xed in 6 years (~$60bn->~$1tr). Along the way there have been many investor concerns, which have in hindsight been "can't see the forest for the trees"

Vasco Brazão

vascobrazao

It's time to retire "intrinsic motivation."A 4-PART THREAD #EduTwitter #MondayMotivation #LifeHacks 1/38 PART 1: INSIDE OUT You're probably familiar with the story: Humans are intrinsically motivated to do many

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

We need to talk about UK politics. More specifically we need to talk about the absence of opposition to a no-deal Brexit risking Scottish independence, Northern Irish peace, the end

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

@ElkeBabiuk reminded me of this video. Louisiana has the dubious privilege of being the worst place to live in the US according to their own rating system.If you want to

💧 Tim Buckley

TimBuckleyIEEFA

A definite building trend. Coal exits were the tune of 2020, now we are seeing an expansion of GSFI divesting a wider group of fossil fuel exposures. Stranded asset risks

Michelle Tandler 🌁

michelletandler

SF's wealthy must step up as leaders to help solve our city's problems. To expect that SF Gov can handle the influx of dilemmas is pure fantasy. (1/x)https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/otisrtaylorjr/article/As-wealth-gap-grows-Amer

Disabled In Higher Ed #DisInHigherEd

DisInHigherEd

My last topic will be more focused on #AcademicAbleism - I want to talk about systemic ableism I see in my field, and in higher ed in general. My undergraduate

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