#Economy

Claudia Kemfert 😷

CKemfert

Very exciting discussion and very exposing! Thank you for making this discussion possible @PluralEcon! Anna's question about climate change mitigation in particular was spot on! Some thoughts on this@BachmannRudi @PeterBofinger

Ryan LaCroix

KOSUryan

Excellent story on Gunnison County, Colorado told through the lens of a county commissioner race. Public health, property rights, housing, classism, tourism and a fight over who gets to call

Patrick Colbeck✝️

pjcolbeck

We need to impeach Governor Whitmer NOW!For those who say that impeachment is not an option because it is not practical, I would submit the following: 1) We should have

Kim Kavin

thekimkavin

1/14 @TheDemocrats I am begging you to read this thread.In 2019, when those of us who choose to earn a living as independent contractors realized your plan was to roll

Diane Swonk

DianeSwonk

Congress. Get a deal done. The evidence is in. Enhanced unemployment benefits didn’t deter people from work but did support spending. Without it, we are toast. We just lost $18b

Adam H. Johnson

adamjohnsonNYC

Dem leaders like Pelosi dragged their feet on immediate, real substantive aid while the economy was in free fall, routinely centered “small businesses ”, leaned on confusing UI (and barely

Clive Wismayer 🇪🇺🇳🇱 🥪

CliveWismayer

Of all the things said about Johnson (liar, charlatan, clown, conman, idler etc.) perhaps the one that should stand out most is: his incompetence. Many have described him thus. It

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

A likely outcome of an increase in UK fishing quotas is that UK fishing fleets end up hiring migrants from places like Egypt and Tunisa to staff fishing boats as

Jack Meehan

jackmeehanmedia

Denmark is the first substantial oil producer to call a halt, looking to a 70% emissions reduction by 2030.Climate and Energy Minister Dan Jorgensen says he expects the decision to

Hal Singer

HalSinger

After mocking student debt cancellation, @oren_cass offers his preferred policy in the Times--subsidized apprenticeships, with employers getting $10k from the government for each trainee enrolled. For a few reasons, I'm

John B. Holbein

JohnHolbein1

Why? I'll tell you. Endogeneity.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/02/opinion/sunday/democrats-economy.html?campaign_id=9&emc=edit_nn_20210202&instance_id=26658&nl=the-morning®i_id=60414523&segment_id=50802&te=1&

Per Bylund

PerBylund

This is the type of nonsense we get with the blind adherence to the consumption-spending fallacy ("Keynesianism"): "remote workers are 'contributing less to the infrastructure of the economy whilst still

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mnolangray

"[I]if you can’t go out to eat, why even live in the city?" And if you don't have a lot of nice consumption-amenities, the nudge for super productive people to

Tom Coyne

tcoynek12

Thread: @CSInstituteCO' latest analysis of how the Colorado state budget has changed since 2008 paints a picture of an economy heading towards failure. Here's why... #copolitics #coleg #edcolo @coloradobrt @ColoConcern

Walid Sinno

wsinno

Putting aside lobbies for or against ABL and their political servants, one thing is clear to me: the economy is trying to breath but it can’t because they are stuck

David Gerard 🐍👑

davidgerard

CBDC proposals usually include some degree of anonymity for small transactions – because physical cash has privacy. The bank and the tax offfice can’t trace the movement of every note

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