#Trade

Dr Aleisha Ward

nzjazzhistory

Seeing a lot of discussion about sea shanty tip Tok, and in particular analysis of 'The Wellerman' and indirect references to slavery via the line 'bring us sugar and tea

Gary (Mystic Mac) 🍀

notoriousalerts

Thanks to each of you who sent a nice message to the inbox this evening. I truly appreciate all of them. I wanted to say thank you by making a

Tom Hayes

BEERG

Last night the UK Commons voted not to take back control over trade policy but to leave matters to the Executive. The Wallonian parliament in Belgium now has more say

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/6November's trade data continues to show just how lopsided China's economic recovery has been, with almost all of the recovery on the supply side, rather than the demand side. With export revenues up 14.9

Alex Wice

AWice

I stand by my earlier tweets on $GME. In the end, a lot of retail investors will lose. Not everyone can exit at the high, and you are playing musical

Tom Dante

Trader_Dante

I get really tired of hearing people say things like “I think BTC is going to zero” and then you ask them if they are short and they say no.

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

Thanks to George Melloan for his positive review of our book in the WSJ. He does worry that Matt and I are “redistributionists”, but while we do argue in our

Jojje Olsson

jojjeols

THREAD: Swedish media today published an interesting SMS conversation between Börje Ekholm, CEO of @ericsson, and Anna Hallberg, Sweden's Minister of Trade, in which Ericsson is trying to pressure the

Tim Shipman

ShippersUnbound

The quality of Johnson's deal is in the eye of the beholder. It delivers more on sovereignty, what he wanted, (time will tell if it's enough for the ERG) than

John G. Murphy

JGodiasMurphy

THREAD about America’s massive “professional and business services” sector and why it’s such a huge part of our middle class — with potential to trade and grow more: 1/10 LOTS

Soumaya Keynes

SoumayaKeynes

(1/n) New paper from Alvaro Espitia, Aaditya Mattoo, Nadia Rocha, Michele Ruta & Deborah Winkler @WorldBank looking at COVID-19 & TRADEDid global value chains leave sectors VULNERABLE to shocks, or

Mark Elliott

ProfMarkElliott

This, from the so called ERG star chamber, exhibits impressive levels of cognitive dissonance. /1 https://lawyersforbritain.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/ERG-Legal-Advisory-Committee-Opinion-on-EU-UK-Trade-and-Cooperation-Agreement.pdf The

Myth

neurowonderful

For every autistic person who has catalogued 4k species of fungi, replicated a 16th c. manuscript, or constructed a language, there is another who has watched the same movie 500

Development Reimagined™

DevReimagined

#THREAD: Yesterday, we saw much attention on this #infographic on #Africa's #trade partnerships. But its oversimplistic. Here is some work we did in this area last year to help clarify

Robert Kimbell #TimeForThePeople

Rob_Kimbell

UK EXPORT POTENTIALThe export potential for the British in Australia is probably c.£25 billion. The free trade agreement now being finalised between our two great Commonwealth countries will release unprecedented

Ahmad Lashkaripour

ALashkaripour

[1/N] IMHO research may be lagging behind actual policy developments on this front. Until now, most research has shown that disrupting the global supply chain is very costly for aggregate

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