#Budgets

Dirk Ehnts

DEhnts

"COVID-19 and its economic consequences for the Euro Area" - That is the title of a paper that Michael Paetz and I wrote and that was published last month. Let

Philip Turnbull

PhilipTurnbull

I did a thread on ?s about the AB Critical Worker Benefit last week and now read through the private sector eligibility in full. Some answers and more problems. Let's

elexus jionde

Lexual__

I want to talk about zip code, poverty, abortion access, and the sterilization of black and indigenous women. So we all know that throughout the 20th century, neighborhoods were segregated.

Ben Golub

ben_golub

In this issue of Econometrica:"Targeting Interventions in Networks"We take an old question: "Whose incentives matter most for aggregate outcomes in a network game?" and give some new answers and a

Jimmy Booth

jboothNY

I left high school believing America was the greatest country in the world. I carried that belief through college. I argued this point with others, citing that we were the

Institute for Justice

IJ

Three Specific Ways to Fix Bad Policing: a thread. To improve policing, we must end long-running policies that incentivize bad behavior and break down trust between the police and the

The Secret Barrister

BarristerSecret

I am currently prosecuting sexual allegations made by children in 2019. The earliest trial dates are in 2022.This is not because of Covid. It is because you have cut every

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ralphafold

While the primary victories of @MondaireJones, @JamaalBowmanNY & @SiegelForTexas signals that #FutureIsProgressive, it's important to remember that the Democrats have been the party of progressives and of systemic changes for

Duncan McLaren

mclaren_erc

1/15 Today a group of 23 climate researchers published a myth-busting article on net-zero and offsetting in Sweden’s Dagens Nyheter (Daily News). https://www.dn.se/debatt/vilseledande-och-falska-myter-om-klimatkompensation/ In this thread

John Jackson

johnlukejack

So, I've been writing again (audible sighs), this time on the enigma, the riddle, the tantalising opportunity that is Share of Search https://www.jaywing.com/views/opinion/share-of-search-everything-you-need-to-know-and-why-it-matters-t

Patrick Heller

prpheller

Out today: Risky Bet - National Oil Companies in the Energy Transition. We dug into how NOC plans for new spending could impact global climate goals, and their economies. https://resourcegovernance.org/analysis-tools/publications/risky-bet-

Amba Azaad

AmbaAzaad

Typical that elite savarna debate on the new educational policy is focusing on the language thing and not the blatantly casteist official support of child labour disguised as vocational courses.

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

For people and businesses, money is scarce; for currency-issuing governments, it's not. The story that governments "spend our taxes" is obviously wrong: since governments are the SOURCE of money, it

Chantelle Marcelle

ccmarce_writes

I asked a few of my favorite Twitter leaders for their thoughts on 2021 trends in business, marketing & social media. Here's a roundup of what they said in a

Mohsin Amin

MohsinAmin_

THREADI received numerous questions regarding my yesterday’s post. Why regional transmission projects are always given priority over the development of indigenous generation, knowing that Afghanistan will remain dependent on imported

Matthew Pennycook 💙

mtpennycook

The proposed Cumbria coal mine was back in the news yesterday as 40+ Tory MPs demanded it be approved immediately. Some detailed thoughts on why the mine would damage UK

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