#Economy

alex marshall

alexjkmarshall

1) The @IWGBunion has just won a landmark case that will mean health and safety measures will be extended to limb b workers. This thread will explain more about the

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

I remain astonished that people read the Sunday newspapers and treat them as an accurate representation of reality. The Waltzing Matilda vignette is a classic of the genre. A telling

April Fiet

aprilfiet

The talk of stockpiling is happening again... just like back in March, and I wanted to talk about that a little bit. (Thread) I understand the impulse to stockpile. I

Rebecca Traister

rtraister

Reading this paired with @debperelman piece this morning is such a gut punch. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/business/covid-economy-parents-kids-career-homeschooling.html https://twitter.com/angie_rasmussen/status/1278675026112208897 I

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stellar_tombs

The "protect lives over economy" narrative is misleading and incorrect. The economy is life. Prioritizing life requires a functioning and healthy economy which is able to provide life-nourishing necessities to

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Extremely concerned by the quarantine and travel restriction policy in the UK - which is not based on evidence - and *still* doesn't go far enough, despite the really concerning

Tony Vlachakis

tvlachak

Here are all my studies about entrepreneurship from last week.Some great takeaways from:@amlewis4@vonwilpert@SumoMe@neilpatel@Startup_Nerd@meseali@CryptoSheen__@caitlindewey@ljin18@a16z@study_web_dev@rich_munger@SalesNotepad---THREAD---1/15

adaltos

adaltos59

(1/8) An interesting thread from @TheMarketDog on looking at current valuations of stocks versus historical precedents. They are undeniably at very high valuations. However, these valuations unfortunately do not translate

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

UK #GDP rose by 1.2% m/m in December and 1.0% q/q in Q4 2020. This was better than expected, including by the OBR, and means that (unlike the eurozone) the

Peter S. Goodman

petersgoodman

Vaccinating poor countries against covid is not charity; it’s an investment, an infusion of global economic stimulus. This is takeaway from study to be released Monday. My analysishttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/23/business/coronavirus-va

Cal Deobald

calmudge0n

There seems to be an unspoken subtext to this desire to see schools re-open come hell or high water.It's this: people need to get back to work. In particular *women*

Rich Opara

ripplo

We often talk about the Nigerian diaspora cash remittance, which obviously has a huge impact on the Nigerian economy. What we don’t talk about enough is diaspora voting, which would

Scott Greenberg

ScottElliotG

I'll probably be away from twitter for at least the next week. So, before I go, a quick rant about how policymakers should be *way* more worried about the economy.

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

Key questions about the EU-China investment agreement (CAI) have not yet been discussed. Quick thread. Is the conclusion of CAI a strategic move by EU governments, led on this issue

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

A bit more on Mnuchin's sabotage effort; it's helpful to know the context in which that money was made available in the first place 1/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/19/business/economy/mnuchin-fed-emergency-programs.html?action=cli

Karl Handscomb

karlhandscomb

Let's not forget it's not the rules that are damaging the economy... it's the virus! Without restrictions NHS would stop functioning, and then let's see what would happen to the

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