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Jorge J Rodríguez V
JJRodV
A lot of Catholic Social Teaching is not explicitly anti-capitalist. You look at the writings of Pope Leo XIII and John Paul II on labor and economics and they want
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Michael Pettis
michaelxpettis
If much or most of the external debt of developing countries could be converted into instruments whose payments were linked to GDP, local currency, local stock markets, the prices of
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D. T. Cochrane
DTCochrane
This conversation with Amartya Sen is fascinating for many reasons. But one thing jumped out at me in the context of yesterday's discussion of S&D price theory.https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/pdf/10.1146/annurev-economics-020520-0
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Matt Frey
EveryFreyday
Excited to share a long term research project of mine with you all - "Are Economics and Financial Literacy EducationSubstitutes?" Our goal is to identify which class improves financial literacy
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Krish Ashok
krishashok
#TIL that the Dum Pukht slow cooking technique of making Biriyani was pioneered by the cooks in the Awadhi royal kitchen to solve the problem of serving fresh hot food
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David Henig
DavidHenigUK
Or at least with the restoration of English sovereignty.https://twitter.com/Peston/status/1343930988263591938 What we all need to realise - there are two separate narratives of Brexit. A heroic story of sovereignty and control
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Ole Peters
ole_b_peters
1/14More on @soniasodha's Analysis program from last night.@ReicherStephen was wonderfully clear. He says there's a "classic" view of humans now, according to which we are psychological frail, biased, faulty. We
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Peter Easton
peter102746
Perhaps I'm being snobbish, given my academic background (biochem, nuclear physics/economics), but I have a very hard time accepting that sociology is a science in the physical sciences meaning of
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Marshall Steinbaum 🔥
Econ_Marshall
oh no what will we do without price theory (possibly the worst course I ever took, in retrospect) Oh my god this article is a amazing—a treasure trove for me
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Zach Freitas-Groff
zdgroff
Today I learned that my friend (@tyler_m_john) with many economist friends had not encountered Hayek's argument about prices as information before.Econs, we gotta get the word out!Non-econs: prices are a
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Callie Cox
callieabost
I don’t know how many of you need to hear this today, so:Renting is not throwing money away. Sure, you’ll likely never see that rent money ever again. But you
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Soumaya Keynes
SoumayaKeynes
Recently, my inbox has been FULL of stories of supply chain snarl-ups... - expensive containers- delays at ports- chip shortagesSurveys of purchasing managers are also showing rising input costs... Could
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Joshua Gans
joshgans
OK time to weigh in on the Gigi Foster COVID-19 view for Australia. I'll do this as academics should but to forecast I am disappointed she took these views to
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Duncan Lamont
DuncanLamont2
(1/n) In 1963, >50% of UK stock market was held by UK individuals. In the early 90s, >50% was held by UK pension funds and insurance companies. Since at least
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Jason Hickel
jasonhickel
The UN has published a new report on "Harmony with Nature", which outlines the remarkable steps that some countries and cities have been taking away from growth-based economics. It's an
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Bradley Dart ☪️✍️🍊🌹🇨🇦♂️ BSc/BA/MMath/MA
philomathein
Ranked ballots usually refers to ordinal preference (1st, 2nd, etc) rather than cardinal values (say, /10). Arrow's Theorem (https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/arrows-theorem/) only applies to ordinal rankings, because of the problems w
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