#Policymakers

Luke Gromen

LukeGromen

1/ Western social democracies wrote the biggest healthcare, disability, & long-term care policy in the history of the world. Except they did so effectively unreserved and without any underwriting standards,

Rosie Beacon

BeaconRosie

It is just not an option for government to do nothing on vaccine passports. These have already been developed in the private sector. The major risk of immunity passports -

John Cullinan

beta1hat

Thanks to @PPI_NUIG and @hrbireland for supporting this work on the economic impact of ME/CFS in Ireland, which highlights a range of costs for patients, informal carers, and the economy.

Sanjay Srivastava

hardsci

Sometimes my state surprises me. I've been thinking about the intersection of mask mandates with racism. Lincoln County, OR took that on: Policy exempts POC concerned about harassment or profiling,

Jason Furman

jasonfurman

An impressively thorough paper with the best evidence to date on the causal impact of various policies adopted in the CARES Act, from Chetty, @John_N_Friedman, @nhendren82 and others.https://opportunityinsights.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/0

William Marchant

richonlyinname

A blast from the past: this is what the 2003 energy white paper thought 2020 might look like. Much is recognisable. Much is strange. For example, coal was seen as

Amy Baugher

AmyBaugher

1- My dream for public health is that we will stop being embarrassed & apologetic about ourselves. We believe that population-based strategies can improve health and fight disease. This is

IMFG

imfgtoronto

To start our webinar on how to achieve more inclusive municipal governance in Toronto, @BrittanyAmofah notes what we are trying to achieve with inclusive governance, including integrating participatory processes and

punkacademic

punk_academic

I literally wrote the book on Brexit and British universities, interviewed a number of VCs and stakeholders, was never spoken to by the top-level Brexit working group at the institution.https://twitter.com/PWGTennant/status/1291685753840439

Chuck Marr

ChuckCBPP

As congressional Republicans & the White House approach a deal among themselves, they seem to recognize that the next bill should increase subsidies to help people eat. Now they just

Liz Borkowski

LizBorkowski

"Forcing parents into low-wage, often exploitative, jobs by threatening them and their children with poverty may be counted as a success by some policymakers, but it’s a sign of a

Dr. Myra Jones-Taylor

myrajonestaylor

As I reflect on last week’s siege on Capitol Hill, I struggle to reconcile these images of babies and families on the front lawn of the Capitol with the violent

Jack Schickler

jackschickler

My top 3 EU banking predictions for 2021:- Industry lobbyists will argue Brussels should ignore global bank-capital rules, and succeed- A major bank will collapse & be bailed out with

Andrew Tabner

AndrewTabner

The #CERAStudy studied levels of distress & trauma in 5440 doctors working in anaesthetics, emergency medicine & intensive care during the peak of the first wave of the pandemic. The

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

How can anyone even argue it? Vaccinating health-care workers first is INSANE as policy. It only makes sense as theater - in two ways. First, it (theoretically) creates momentum for

John W Lettieri

LettieriDC

Here are my quick thoughts on how we’ve arrived at such a dismal place on small business relief. 1/https://twitter.com/lettieridc/status/1304079754514096128 First, policymakers have simply been unwilling to accept the true nature

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