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Michael Pascoe
MichaelPascoe01
Sydney's gift to international finance, James D. Wolfensohn, from Sydney Boys High to leading and reforming the World Bank in a tumultuous decade, among other things. Can't think of any
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Richard Leonard
LabourRichard
While it's better that a no deal exit has been averted, Boris Johnson's irresponsible brinksmanship and his gross mismanagement of this process from start to finish has caused huge economic
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Liquid Independence
Liquid_f35
Navigating the current state of Canada's #economyThe economic shutdown prompted by the virus has pushed the country into a recession. 2020 Q1 GDP fell 2% quarter over quarter.You may have
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Kevin Erdmann
KAErdmann
Scott Sumner and I have a new paper on housing, monetary policy, and the Great Recession.Tl,dr: The stuff you thought was settled fact is wrong. There is a lot to
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Koshiek Karan
iamkoshiek
This headline sounds incredible! It makes you feel like we're ballers & shot callers! We're not! Here's why 66% GDP growth is FAR LESS impressive than it actually sounds [Thread]https://twitter.com/lingskevin/status/13362427
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Patrick Veyret
patrick_veyret
THREAD - Today @choiceaustralia has awarded @HarveyNormanAU a Shonky for award for their toxic partnership with @latitude_fs.Here's why... While the cash rate is at an historic low of 0.10%, Harvey
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Peter Ganong
p_ganong
Long-term unemployment and repeat unemployment have soaredMy biggest concern about the American Rescue Plan is that it lacks funding to help hardest hit from pandemic get back to workBelow, I
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Michael R. Strain
MichaelRStrain
THREAD. The $908 billion bipartisan stimulus that Congress is debating right now would give the economy the support it needs. The House and Senate should pass a bill this week
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Sophie Walker
SophieRunning
There is now one working day left for parents and carers to work out whether their child is going to school, whether there will be available childcare and whether they
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Emily Badger
emilymbadger
Some states are lately reporting better than expected budget outlooks. Why?States with more progressive tax structures have fared better in a recession that has left the wealthy largely unscathed. w/
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Naomi Smith 🇬🇧🇪🇺🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
pimlicat
I tell you what “the British people” don’t like, and it’s a government that doesn’t suspend an alleged rapist, that has a near criminal mishandling of covid-19, and that is
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Fatima Goss Graves
FGossGraves
This pandemic and its accompanying economic crisis and care crisis are unlike anything we have seen – the path forward cannot be business as usual. And it is precisely the
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Nearly Legal
nearlylegal
The 'cliff edge’ language on the lifting of the eviction ban is not quite right. It won't happen that way. There will be an increase in possession claims immediately, no
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Lindsay Ellis
thelindsayellis
it's interesting that in the space of a generation we went from "selling out" being the worst thing a DIY artist/band could do to YouTubers selling merch/taking sponsorships/plugging stuff like
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Timothy B. Lee
binarybits
In his memoir Obama writes that by Spring 2008 "the United States had entered a full-blown recession. The housing bubble and easy money had disguised a whole host of structural
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Phillipe Cunningham
CunninghamMPLS
The fed gov truly let medium and small sized cities down by forcing us to wait for our highly politicized state legislatures to allocate our COVID-19 relief aid. Not only
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