#Recession

Brian Feroldi

BrianFeroldi

1/ Is this company high-quality? (Thread)Many factors to consider -- why checklists are amazing!Here's my step-by-step process for figuring that out 2/ Score overview:2 step processStep 1: 100 points total,

North99

wearenorth99

Someone needs to debunk this b***s*** headline. So here goes:1/7https://twitter.com/nationalpost/status/1329249045307662337 Right-wing publications are taking the fact that ~800k people got CERB without filing taxes as proof of widespread f

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BDavisBriz

Looking forward to hearing more about what can be done to address the challenges and opportunities arising from the unequal impact #Coronavirus has had on the labour markets #Coronanomics https://twitter.com/resfoundation/status/13359396197

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

one wag

Theophite

capitalism aside, money is a mechanism to bid on what you would like the world's productive capacity to do. if there is no money in the hands of consumers, it's

Lueurverte

luerverte

Parts of Asia, Korea, Japan, HK spiking again with everyone banking on fastracked vaccines. Temperature checkDon't see this ending by q3 2021. The balance sheet recession compounds and inequality widens

Hayden O'Connor

HaydenJOConnor

Josh Frydenberg is holding a presser now bragging that we've done better than most other countries during COVID. Don't forget, under Labor, during the GFC Australia had the number 1

Josh Barro

jbarro

The brain-fog that comes from the highly unusual demographics and environment of journalists is actually worse than @DKThomp describes here. Because there is an added layer: we work in an

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Here we go. We added 4.8 million jobs in June, but our jobs level remains in absolute crisis—we lost so many jobs in March and April that we are still

Duncan Weldon

DuncanWeldon

On the coming rise in unemployment.https://www.economist.com/britain/2020/08/22/mass-unemployment-threatens-britain There’s a sense in policy making circles that the reforms of the 1980s and 1990s have left Britain with a very flexible la

Bryan P. Grady

bpgrady

This is an incredibly important article with alarming conclusions for evictions and associated data in South Carolina. It is open access, so unlike most academic work, there's no paywall.And yes,

Rosie Burbidge

rosieburbidge

With IP worth 75% of a business’ value why do less than 13% of them have IP insurance? It’s fascinating to read the insurance industry’s perspective on this phenomenon I

SlacktivistFred’s 1611 Project

SlacktivistFred

The biggest reason to avoid means-testing for COVID relief (among other things) isn't that it's more efficient, which it is, or that it avoids the likelihood of denying aid to

Michael J. Hicks

HicksCBER

1/n The January Jobs report signals an economy stuck in neutral. Over the last three months, the nation has averaged fewer than 30,000 new jobs per month, which is effectively

Æthelstan 🐢 Parler @ASO1664

ASO1664

I've had 3 days of talking to people on the ground, locally & regionally, about where we are with Covid & the lock down, etc. There are good news story

Stephanie Kelton

StephanieKelton

If MMTers were just doing standard Keynesian macro, then we would not have arrived at completely different conclusions (from mainstream Keynesians) re: the Bush tax cuts, the Clinton surpluses, the

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