#Economy

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Ayush_Shah_25

Friends I have analysed Growth Rate of Indian Economy based on following factors:1) Growth in FY20-212) Past Growth from FY18-19 & 19-203) Various Governmental Reforms4) Other Economic IndicatorsKindly Read the

Katharine Eagan Kelleman

ms_eagan

Let’s talk about how the caregiver economy in general can’t absorb the strain we’re putting on it, a thread. In the Covid-19 Economy, You Can Have a Kid

Sam🔔

sam_a_bell

Spent most of the Trump presidency pushing for more aggressive fiscal and monetary policy to tighten labor markets. Caught some flak for it, especially when this (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/12/business/economy/federal-reserve-rates-emp

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/7Very interesting piece on the gradual and imperfect transition (“GDP adoption in China was an experimental – and ultimately unsuccessful – process of translation”) in China from the Soviet-invented Material

George Kanjere

RezzaSteppa

Some thoughts on the sick-pay for casuals:A payment for missing work will be welcome for many, however small and difficult to obtain it will be. But I don't think this

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jamespmcleod

Hm. This has never happened to me before. @CADInnovators just posted this news release announcing that I’m joining the team as Manager of Content and Communications: https://www.canadianinnovators.org/newscentre/featured_news/business_jou

APC

APC_News

What lessons can be learned from initiatives that have transitioned to sustainable circular digital economy models?Session on #CircularEconomy, starting soon a #IGF2020, with APC members @pangea_org, @ICTAdvocates and more:https://www.intgo

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

The stimulus deal should be enough to avoid the immediate "cliff" that would have pushed millions into poverty and threatened to plunge the economy back into a recession. But it

Matthew O'Toole

MatthewOToole2

Sorry to bore you with a thread, but we need to address the inaccurate, amped up talk of an 'economic United Ireland'.Sadly it's a lie. Brexit means that in all

Chris Terry

CJTerry

This is a typically excellent piece from Stephen, which gets at the reality of dealing with Labour's economic credibility problem, discussion of which I think is negatively affected by a

Financial Times

FinancialTimes

A no-deal Brexit seems to be Boris Johnson's plan for the UK. Here's what this could cost the economyhttps://on.ft.com/2Rf3Vdb The UK will miss out on 7.7% of future income over

Richard Florida

Richard_Florida

1. A little tweet storm on my @BrookingsMetro report with @michaelseman: Lost Art: Measuring COVID-19’s devastating impact on America’s creative economy:https://www.brookings.edu/research/lost-art-measuring-covid-19s-devastating-impact-

Sven Henrich

NorthmanTrader

Wilbur Ross stated this week the US deficit will reach $3.5T next year on top of the $3.1T this year, bringing US debt to over $30T.US debt reached the $1T

Thabang Motsohi

MotsohiThabang

Let me restate my point and conviction that Ramaphosa has failed to seize the moment even when it beckoned him to do so.When he won with a small majority he

New York Times Opinion

nytopinion

"A president has only limited control over the economy," writes @DLeonhardt. "And yet there has been a stark pattern in the United States for nearly a century." https://nyti.ms/2YEDlhq The economy

Theresa Boyle

theresaboyle

Though @picardonhealth works at a competing newspaper, I hope lawmakers across the country today pick it up today & read his column: “(Some premiers are) embracing a false dichotomy, the

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