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Time4Pizza
Time4Pizza
The Fed really is a piece of work. Always the same BROKEN playbookThe economy starts to falter. So the Fed drops rates to zero, making safe treasury investments a non-starterThen
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Michael Pettis
michaelxpettis
1/5Interesting and important article. For years analysts have argued – and some still argue – that Chinese public-sector investment, including the rapid expansion of its railway system, remains productive and
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Paul Krugman
paulkrugman
McConnell totally misunderstands the problem; thinks this is about stimulus, not support as the virus rages. So no deal on unemployment benefits any time soon, with extra benefits going away
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Greg Dworkin
DemFromCT
what if ... hear me out... there are no undecideds with trump and his numbers stay this way? what if coronavirus gets worse and the economy stays the same or
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Steve Singiser
stevesingiser
(Thread: 1/6)So, I hate to be critical of the NY Times, because I am a poll junkie and they're en route to providing a ton of it, for which I'm
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Tony Yates
t0nyyates
The Times story about the dramatic last gasp virtual slide show in no 10, with Gupta and Heneghan and Edmonds presenting, Johnson and Sunak listening, are a great illustration of
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Atiku Abubakar
atiku
We Need To Open Up Our Economy, Not Close ItThe number one challenge facing Nigeria is youth unemployment. In fact, it is not a challenge, it is an emergency. It
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Paul 🦠
RealOldPaul
The psychic economy has become dominant over the physical economy which is why physical dimorphism is increasingly falling apart and in the short term you see very well off people
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Zoe Schneeweiss
ZSchneeweiss
Take a last look at a nightmare year for the world economy (THREAD) https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-31/take-a-last-glimpse-at-a-nightmare-year-for-the-world-economy The pace of recovery in the world’s biggest economies rem
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Fraser Munro
Fraser_ONS_PSF
Removing Bank of England’s contribution to net debt (mainly quantitative easing activities) reduces it by £233.9 bn (or 11.1 percentage points of GDP) at the end of November 2020 –
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Sari Arho Havrén
SariArhoHavren
A few observations from the Shanghai cooperation heads of states meeting earlier this month: through utilising platforms such as SCO, Beijing expands its interests and justifies its actions vis a
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Neasa Hourigan TD
neasa_neasa
"Ireland was the only EU economy to grow in 2020 and is in line for a very small proportion of the funds”There are consequences of using inaccurate economic activity measures.
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Trading Places Research
LookingGdLouis
The Greatest Economy Ever? A RequiemI hear even smart people repeat the lie that somehow the Trump economy was far better than the Obama economy. It’s amazing how this has
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Sunny Hundal
sunny_hundal
I've been looking for articles that challenge my own assumptions about the US election results, and better explain why Biden didn't do even better.Here's one that I think hits a
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Javed Hassan
javedhassan
It would be helpful if financial journalists support allegations they make against certain productive segments, of under invoicing or otherwise, with solid evidence. Casting aspersions willy nilly serves little purpose
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Bob Greenstein
GreensteinCBPP
Thread: There’s been lots of attention on the $600 per week federal #unemployment insurance (UI) benefits, but that’s not the only big unemployment insurance issue now before Congress. #ExtendUI https://www.cbpp.org/research/economy/man
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