#Recession

Food, Farming and Countryside Commission

FFC_Commission

The government is due to announce its ten-point plan next week “to kick start the low-carbon economy”, ahead of hosting December’s Climate Ambition Summit.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/nov/05/uk-campaigners-set-out-plan

Matt Whittaker

MattWhittakerPB

New @probonoecon report out today looking at what the economic downturn associated with the pandemic might mean for charity funding. THREAD… 1/11 If we look back to the period after

Diane Swonk

DianeSwonk

This morning I got to talk with my friend @DavidBrancaccio of @Marketplace. Before we went on the air,David worried some of his listeners would be upset if he referred to

Amanda Kass

Amanda_Kass

Been thinking about the "housing market is going strong"* headlines in light of my dissertation research...so, here's short-ish thread about property sales in Illinois before + after the last crisis....*these

Seth J. Hill

seth_j_hill

I want to push back on the "Biden under-performed" take. Yes, result didn't live up to late polls. But polls are not the only benchmark. /1 From 1900 through 2016,

Hannah

HanBayl

Genuine question, it doesn’t come from a place of fear or anger or whining, but what conversations are going on between MinDiv, dioceses, & vocations departments?I’m part of the group

Equitable Growth

equitablegrowth

Yesterday the @uscensusbureau released the Household Pulse Survey. @LipstickEcon, @Raksha_Kopparam, @CSanchezCumming and @AustinClemens2 dig into the data with on economic impacts of the Coronavirus Recession by race, education, and income

Tim Bartik

TimBartik

Thanks for the compliment! For those interested, the link to the @UpjohnInstitute research highlight on this, w/ further links to both the powerpoint and my speech draft, is here: https://www.upjohn.org/research-highlights/aftermath-pandemi

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mnolangray

I'll be tweeting some highlights from @KAErdmann's talk with @YIMBYNeoliberal. Happening now: https://www.eventbrite.com/x/yimby-neoliberal-blame-nimbys-for-the-great-recession-with-kevin-erdmann-tickets-134730421317?utm_campaign=re

Joshua Mask

joshuafmask

Hi #EconTwitter, As the job market begins, a central theme in the minds of both candidates and employers is the current recession. We worry that fewer jobs will lead to

Santiago Velez

Santiag78758327

1/ Research has shown that credit expansion by banks in emerging markets may be significantly constrained by the inability of the banks to reduce the liquidity risk associated with nonsecuritised

Tall Paul

TallPaul612

This man said the stock market been around for 195 years and has only had 24 negative years (the data exists, you can check it). Which means it’s profitable 87.75%

David Andolfatto

dandolfa

Dear Mainstream Macroeconomists: Do you broadly agree or disagree with the statements made below? Take poll below.https://twitter.com/rohangrey/status/1288141059533369344 Poll. I suspect that many might disagree. If so, why? Is it b/c

Catherine Rampell

crampell

The jobs hole remains very, very deep. Today, the U.S. economy still has a greater jobs deficit than was the case at the very worst point of every previous postwar

Samuel D. James

samueld_james

The connection is indeed real. (see this fine essay for one example: https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2015/02/14470/ ). However, I would urge evangelicals to resist temptations to overstate the connection between porn and sexual viol

Jared Bernstein

econjared

GDP fell 32.9% last quarter (Q2: Apr, May, June) at an annual rate, the biggest decline on record with data back to the 1940s. That's an awful number, but it's

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