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प्रवीण पाटील | Pravin Patil
me_mardmaratha
I need to know about basics of economy. Or economics? Whatever.I am not interested in fancy words. I need to know how PSU's are burden?For example i will give you
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Marshal McKenzie 💪
TheForeverFit
Let's talk about intermittent fastingThere are a lot of misconceptions & I want to clear the air of its actual benefits and useRead this, it might change your life like
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Nate Silver
NateSilver538
A Fox News national poll showing Trump down 5 is one of his better results lately; keep in mind that Fox News polls hasn't had particularly good news for Trump
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lucy barnes
lucycbarnes
A thread on our little paper in this issue, to celebrate it getting its page numbers (1/n)https://twitter.com/PSRMJournal/status/1356290694411939841 @HicksTM and I have been puzzled by preferences over *borrowing* in response to
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Eric Basmajian
EPBResearch
Quick Breakdown of the GDP Report: Nominal GDP growth increased to -1.2% on a year over year basis. This increase in nominal growth is clearly very expected. 1/ Real GDP
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Danielle Belardo, MD
DBelardoMD
You lost weight on keto because you were in a calorie deficitYou lost weight on a plant based diet because you were in a calorie deficitYou lost weight intermittent fasting
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Lyn Alden
LynAldenContact
It'll be interesting to see who has the balance sheet capacity to absorb the Treasury issuance in the second half of 2021, and at what price. 1H2021 won't have much
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Paul Krugman
paulkrugman
The proposal for $2000 stimulus checks is divisive, and not along simple left-right lines. Lots of disagreement among progressives, with people like Bernie Sanders very pro but many others not
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🏴🇬🇧Edward Thomas Black
edglasgow59
1/(- Follow the Money! -)A Forensic walk through who receives Fiscal Grants in the UK and who pays for them......In every country in the world every citizen either receives from
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Noah Smith 🐇
Noahpinion
1/Today's @bopinion post is about debt and green investment. There is no reason to fear deficit spending for this kind of investment.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-02-02/the-federal-deficit-is-no-reason-to-fear-biden-s-
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Patricia
PatriciaNPino
An MMT critique from the man who bailed out the banks. Others have already shares strong words about this. Some comments from me:https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-ideological-bankruptcy-of-modern-monetary-theory?fbclid=IwAR2G23XaaIcKt
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Meltem Demirors
Melt_Dem
1/ time for some fun facts!how does the government pay for stuff? simple - the federal government collects TAXES. per @thebalance, the US expects to collect close to $4T in
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Peter Ward
Peter___Ward
Sorry, but why do teachers always say “we work our backsides off” or “we work incredibly hard”? Why do you need to qualify the difficulty of the work you do?
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bikoo
meandmarkets
As per the latest data available, in Dec RBI has intervened through forwards in on-shore market to the tune of $13.9 bln, compared to $14.7 in Nov. Mind it, this
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ChasingAlpha
Chasing4Alpha
Incoming CPI inflation? A threadSince QE alone only equals bank recapitalization and increased base money, it can never cause CPI inflation. For example, during the financial crisis we witnessed the
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Eric Tymoigne
tymoignee
Here is summary of my most recent paper published last june:1- monetary sovereignty: government issues an inconvertible currency, sets monetary laws, imposes dues to be paid with the national currency,
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