#Recession

Aaron Sojourner

aaronsojourner

Happy #JobsDay. 8:30 ET @BLS_gov delivers the most-important signals abt how economy is changing. Forecasts' center:+432,000 jobs6.8% unemployment, tick down from 6.9%But lots of reason to expect weaker jobs growth.

Bricolage

bricolage_ie

Kicking off a week full of inspiration and training events with the @YouGov webinar on the technology industry: very curious to hear their overview on early adopters and what’s happening

GRANT'S

GrantsPub

1.Grant’s Interest Rate Observer came into the world in 1983 to help its readers to buy low and sell high, or the other way around. We are seekers after investment

Diane Lim

economistmom

BRAND NEW (never before seen data on #AsianWomen) by me and @kimcheesquat (another Asian female economist): https://economistmom.com/2020/08/19/seeing-asian-women-to-better-understand-the-pandemic-she-cession/ #shecession The data are there

Brian Libby

brianlibby

I'm starting to feel like a lot of left-leaning Portlanders have gone a bit crazy over the boarded-up buildings and graffiti downtown. It's an overwhelmingly Covid-generated phenomenon, yet there is

Ernie Tedeschi

ernietedeschi

On the one hand, the US recovery so far has been durably positive & modestOn the other hand, b/t the COVID surge, the cold winter weather, exhausted household savings, the

Jackson Voss

JacksonVoss

Great piece in @thecurrentlaf - only thing I'd want to add to Geoff's analysis is that, while Lafayette is wealthier today than it was in the 80s, and this recession

evan w.

esidewalkitout

Thread from my panel discussion at #BudgetMattersWA this morning: criminal legal system fines and fees are a hidden, regressive & predatory way to fund public services. Fines & fees are

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

See, this is why the "fundamentals" are kind of overrated. It's not at all obvious that they would have favored Bush in 1988 or Clinton in 1992 **unless you know

Jawad Mian

jsmian

1) I have found it useful to study the 1970s Nifty Fifty era as it appears to have considerable overlap to the so-called FAANG stocks of today. 2) The Nifty

Brendan Cantwell

cant_b

1/ Neither of Trump's packages nor Biden's proposal has money for academic research or graduate education. I take the absence of federal money for research / graduate education as an

N’Jeri Eaton

njerieaton

Wednesday was my last day at NPR. And since I’m no longer under the ethics code, I want to say that I’m really fucking proud of my incredible colleagues there.

John Street Capital

JohnStCapital

0/ In a recent Talk w/ GS Druckenmiller discussed the current environment & said "this is the wildest cocktail I've ever seen in trying to figure out a roadmap. The recession we

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

Roberto Blake 🇺🇸🇵🇦✏️🧢 in the Empire Business

robertoblake

Let me explain what is happening here:People who are early adopters have every incentive to create a hype train and to push the collective to jump in...And if you join

Marcella Bombardieri

MLBombard

NEW from me: Last summer, I visited one of the newest community colleges in America, looking for insight on how to improve rural college attainment. I found a parable for

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