#Policy

Hannah Shepherd

hannahjshepherd

On the 1st of February 2021, the Japanese govt updated the comfort women section on the History Issues Q&A page of the Foreign Ministry website. You can see the differences

girl, divorce him

girlziplocked

Something that economist @yanisvaroufakis has been talking about quite a bit this year is the idea that the world absolutely could have markets without capitalism. We could regulate capitalism out

Jakub Janda

_JakubJanda

THREAD:Which Trump era policies should Biden keep on countering Chinese hostile behavior?I spoke to good friends who served in the Trump administration as career professionals on China policy. Here is

Mario Elia

supermarioelia

Here's the thing about the mandatory indoor mask use debate. Like everything else with COVID-19, we're just delaying the inevitable. Cases will rise, either soon or in the fall/winter, and

phytoestrogen addict

soylent_slut

Veganism needs to be thought of as more than just a boycott. Boycotts by themselves are not what will solve this issue, systemic changes are. Now here is why veganism

Roberto Perli

R_Perli

A couple of thoughts on monetary policy and asset valuation. First, tightening policy to ward off bubbles is like trading a SURE worse economic outcome in the near term for

Lyn Alden

LynAldenContact

This cycle of dollar strength was created by the end of QE in mid-2014, and the initiation of QT in early 2018, all of which made US monetary policy relatively

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Don't agree fully with this WSJ piece, but I think it IS important that the COVID advisors should include folks who have been critical of lockdowns & other blunt response

Thomas Kopelman

TKopelman

Okay I can’t lie I’m sick of advisors taking advantage of young people. A thread: A buddy of mine who’s a teacher met with an advisor at a B/D. He

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

I don't know if anyone else has said this, but payroll tax cuts are the hydroxychloroquine of economic policy. They won't do anything to solve the employment crisis, but will

Alex Epstein

AlexEpstein

"Folks, we’re in a crisis. Just like we need to be a unified nation to respond to Covid-19, we need a unified national response to climate change." --BidenNo.1. Climate change,

🌏 Zali Steggall MP

zalisteggall

“Bridget McKenzie & Barnaby Joyce on Saturday saying they would cross the floor to vote against any emissions deadlines that didn’t exempt agriculture, mining and manufacturing.” So out of touch

Dashun Wang

dashunwang

Our latest peer-reviewed research, published today in @ScienceMagazine We examined the coevolution of policy and science during the pandemic, finding that recent, high-quality science is being heard, but rather unevenly.

Michele Campbell

voixdemichele

Here in my downtown #shanghai neighborhood, local acquaintances have been concerned that 45 might win bc of the negative impact that’d have on import/export, jobs, foreign policy, etc. Truth -

Tom Malinowski

Malinowski

You could say this was a close election, except that Biden will have won the popular vote by more than 5 million votes, plus victories in states few thought were

David Fisman

DFisman

If folks get exposed to COVID at a strip club, that’s not on them any more than it would be if someone were exposed at a gym or a meatpacking

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