#Debt

Henri J. Chaoul 🇱🇧🇨🇦

henrichaoul

Lebanon is a strange place. Instead of having a discussion with the State exclusively on debt restructuring, @ABLLebanon is taking part in discussions regarding how the State should reform and

Joel Blake 🏭

joelrandyblake

What if you could buy a Small Business with no debt or capital?Here I'll detail the unusual buyout structure I used: I bought my company in 2018 from its previous

Gray Connolly

GrayConnolly

As a general rule, any conservative politics that does not propose and enact policies to conserve its working & middle classes - especially in a time of crisis or pandemic

Nada Elmikashfi

nadaelmikashfi

Billionaires are policy failures. @AlexLasryWI ’s accumulation of wealth is inherently anti - progressive. You cannot be that wealthy without exploiting the systems that subjugate the working class. So acting

Kat Cosgrove

Dixie3Flatline

What is the line of code or piece of technical debt from your days as a junior developer that will haunt you to your grave? Share your shame, this is

John Street Capital

JohnStCapital

0/ The FT published some excerpts from Seth Klarman’s latest investment letter “With so much stimulus being deployed, trying to figure out if the economy is in recession is like

Diogo Machado

diogojoma

What is FIAT and how broken is the system?FIAT money is government-issued currency that is not backed by a physical commodity, such as gold or silver. The value of FIAT

Ash Sarkar

AyoCaesar

This is a good question. Tangibly, I think reparations would look like debt forgiveness at both a domestic and international level. The end of border infrastructure which criminalises the movement

Lee Curtis

brokechurchman

Here comes the rageDo do do dohttps://twitter.com/episcopal_news/status/1326578582928416770 Y’all knew this was gonna be a thread. We’re still seeing wage gaps of 10%+ broadly, which hasn’t really changed since 79. The

libyajamahiriya✊📗🇮🇪🇨🇳🇻🇳🇨🇺🇳🇮🇵🇸🇸🇾

libyajamahiriya

The socialist policies of Libya during Gaddafi's Jamahiriya: A Thread 1. Nationalisation of oil.Approximately 70% of all oil in Libya was nationalised. Contrary to popular belief oil was never privatised.

Tim Muirhead

TimMuirhead

A thread: The case for US #Inflation"When we say inflation, we're not talking about 4% inflation. We're talking about the Fed achieving its goal just to start with that, of

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

"At the start of 2020, the dollar’s run had endured 100 years. That would have been reason to question how much longer it could continue." This crude instance of the

Dr. Ward Q. Normal

WardQNormal

My new hobby is taking graphs of economic data over time and indicating the year that Ronald Reagan was inaugurated, in case people find that helpful or informative. Oops. Forgot

Timothy B. Lee

binarybits

There's an under-appreciated interaction between macroeconomics and manufacturing economics when it comes to renewable energy policy. A basic factor driving progress in renewable energy is the learning rate: the more

🍔CULTSULTANT 🍥

GRITCULT

What is a Mimesis Trap?might as well make a THREAD below on the topic i dont wish death on my enemies, i wish on that they become victims to "mimesis

John Ainger

johnainger

Last night EU leaders finally resolved a standoff with Hungary and Poland over a landmark stimulus package for the region. Not sure why it matters? Here's why. 1/10https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-11/here-s-why-the-stimul

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