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Richard Murphy
RichardJMurphy
I know that I am in denial about what is going to happen over the next few weeks as the NHS is overwhelmed by Covid 19 and tens of thousands
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Mike P. "Ontario Dad" Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅
MikePMoffatt
I wrote a thing on Canadian government debt, interest rates, and debt management. You should read it.https://mikepmoffatt.medium.com/federal-bond-durations-the-bank-of-canada-and-other-random-thoughts-c88ff73058de As always, here's the
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Jill Filipovic
JillFilipovic
I realize this makes me extremely cranky, but I am so, so tired of religious invocations & prayers at what should be secular government events. Everyone deserves the freedom to
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Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡
uk_domain_names
Planning for Brexit at the end of the year is harder than planning for no-deal in advance of Brexit day.Why?Because before there were only 4 distinct outcomes:- Cancel A50 and
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OmarTamo19
THREAD: Because the government has to pay its bills just as we do, it has budget constraints. There are 3 sources to finance the gov's expenditures: taxing, borrowing or printing
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Ninety-Nine 🎈 🎈 🎈
ssolyom
Some thoughts about the desperate little lies being told, and breathlessly disingenuous media coverage designed to sell the idea that the federal government is uniquely responsible for and uniquely failing
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Fenix "Kulak" Ammunition
FenixAmmunition
News flash: just like RINO Republicans, the vast majority of of companies and prominent mouthpieces in the gun industry DO NOT ACTUALLY CARE about the Second Amendment. They make money
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adam wolfe
adamkwolfe
3 takeaways from China’s money & credit data: 1 the jump in M1 was entirely due to the timing of Chinese New Year. 2 the credit cycle peaked months ago.
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Chad Pergram
ChadPergram
1) Could a Government Shutdown Loom Tonight?Well, here we are. Government funding expires at 11:59:59 pm et tonight. And the Senate has yet to align with the House to approve
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Michael Pettis
michaelxpettis
While we tend to look at these issues as the consequence of micro-level decision-making, it is important to understand the macro constraints that drive the process. If Covid-19 has caused
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Chris Curtis
chriscurtis94
Probably a Controversial opinion, but if a referendum is held I think it is now more likely than not that Scotland would vote for independence.https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1276460444929024000 Firstly, I think the jump
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Kate Mackenzie
kmac
This sounds like like quite an... aggressive move:https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-06-25/the-government-wants-esg-out-of-pensions?sref=63ZrW3mM I haven't been following closely the battles being waged on what US industry
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Sylvester Equation
neoliberal_dad
It’s a good thing we eliminated polio in the 1950s because there’s no way in hell we could eliminate it under the 21st century health economics conventional wisdom Imagine Ezra
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Josh Schultz
joshuamschultz
I never realized how important trust was until I left the US to start a business.Without trust, the 1000s of transactions we do in a hear go from from 5
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Roland Smith
rolandmcs
Hmm, I find nothing interesting, surprising or original in this, never mind anything revelatory. It's all very standard late-1990s "the internet will be a force for liberation/libertarianism", described in a
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Katyusha
praxpriya
1/4This editorial makes a ridiculous case for farm laws. According to this, FCI's granaries are overflowing so there's no need for govt to purchase or have MSPThe problem is NOT
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