#Reversing

Informal Economy

EconomyInformal

Productive Capacities Index Top 10 Countries1. USA2. Netherlands3. Iceland4. Luxembourg5. Germany6. UK7. Denmark8. Hong Kong9. Ireland10. Japan@UNCTAD “The building of productive capacities is a key strategy in accelerating structural tra

Dawn Eden Goldstein: Wear a Mask/Stop the Spread

DawnofMercy

"We cannot think ourselves out of the radical individualism and utilitarianism that afflict us in the liberal democracies. We need a deep change of heart. Nor will any merely political

Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD: where are we with Covid in the UK? Read on and find out... (16.5 tweets)TLDR: Everything mostly going in right direction, but caution needed and some warning signs on

E.H. Hail

Hail__To_You

ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt called (Jan. 7) for Trump to be life-banned on all social media.Less than 24h later, it happened.ABC interview:https://www.bitchute.com/video/Azp0CCPPw9Q3/ INTERVIEWER: "In the five years since Donald Trump

Guy Shrubsole

guyshrubsole

It's beyond great to see climate back on the geopolitical agenda: Biden & Harris' climate plan; new net zero pledges by China, Japan, S Korea, the EU; Johnson's preparations for

Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

4.8 million jobs returned in June; we're still 15 million in the hole.Unemployment fell to 11.1%, but after accounting for misclassification, it's probably about 1 percentage point higher. So real

Scott Hames

hinesjumpedup

The grim Gaelic news shouldn’t really be a surprise, but the way it clashes with the prevailing mood-music kind of *makes it* confounding, and in a v suggestive way -

Paul Glastris

glastris

By provoking an insurrection, Donald Trump may have accomplished what none of his previous actions could: splitting the Republican Party. This creates a major opportunity for Dems, and the latest

Rick Hasen

rickhasen

Going to start a list of the ways that Republican lawmakers and election officials have needlessly made it harder to vote during COVID. Feel free to add on here.1. Ohio

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

According to the @Telegraph "Boris Johnson has speeded up plans to curb the judiciary". We must not be fooled by claims that this is about restoring "the sovereignty of Parliament".

Jim Tankersley

jimtankersley

Ok friends. It's a Thursday afternoon of a holiday-shortened week, and it's 16 weeks since my household was first told not to come into the office anymore, and now seems

Arsenio Dev

Ascii211

Aight, guess I'll write about that whole @MarkRober class mess. Honestly $249 for dubious at best "how to be an engineer" is not a winning move when you can learn

David Bier

David_J_Bier

New! @CatoInstitute published today 30 short essays by 15 authors including some of America's leading immigration law experts urging Biden to go beyond reversing Trump's cuts & act to streamline

Trump Won Ninja Thornback

NThornback

1/ Okay folks, let analyze the SCOTUS decision. These are only My thoughts & opinion take or leave em Pro: Thomas & Alito. Both good conservative judges, appointed by other

Shaun McBride

KernowShaun

What I'm thinking about most currently is how health is almost always viewed in an industrial, commodity or mechanical sense, with healthcare systems as the primary actors, rather than as

Arvind Subramanian

arvindsubraman

1/ Striking, contrasting new findings on Indian govt.'s "New Welfarism" with broader lessons for pol. economy of development & for democratic politics1. Big gains on New Welfarism, namely, access to

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