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Dr Nigel Clarke
drnigelclarkeja
Yesterday I was pleased to retable the Act to Replace the Customs Act. At over 800 pages, including 600 pages of schedules, it represents a huge volume of work already.
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Tanya Plibersek
tanya_plibersek
Labor has always understood that supporting jobs and the environment aren’t mutually exclusive. We can and should do both. A thread https://twitter.com/skynewsaust/status/1287978256419848192 Gough Whitlam created tens of thousands of j
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Scribulatora
Scribulatora
Leadership matters. When we talk about political choices, it's important to remember that it was the choice to invest in the economy *through the people* that kept us from tanking.https://twitter.com/reutersLjungg/status/128918501889227
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Bill McBride
calculatedrisk
People are confusing a bounce back with "recovery". As we've learned more about the pandemic, we've opened up parts of the economy (like outdoor dining). 1/ The hardest
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Francisco Fortuño Bernier 🇵🇷
FortunoBernier
Got the question of the economics of independence a lot. People ask it as if it was check mate. But there’s a key dishonesty in not asking the same thing
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Paul Krugman
paulkrugman
Where we are now: at this point, it will be almost impossible for Trump to win reelection legitimately. It's quite possible, however, that he will try to steal the election.
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Lewis Goodall
lewis_goodall
Brexit has been a story where years seem to have happened in weeks.Covering all the daily twists and turns, it’s been easy to lose sight of the big picture.But now
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TheValuesVoter
TheValuesVoter
With today’s #JobsReport, Donald Trump is all but guaranteed to be the first US President since the 1930’s to have a net LOSS of jobs added to US payrolls in
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Jeff still hasn't paid Taliban to kill US troops
NewJeffCT
Recreating this from March in my temp account:Some facts for the MAGA crowd who keep comparing the Obama/Biden H1N1 response in 2009-10 to Covid-19 in 2019-20.The CDC estimates the flu
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Jared Bernstein
econjared
GDP fell 32.9% last quarter (Q2: Apr, May, June) at an annual rate, the biggest decline on record with data back to the 1940s. That's an awful number, but it's
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Andrew Wilson
AndrewWilson
Thread: I think something is going on here that merits a balanced & thoughtful perspective from all parties. It concerns the relative take up & therefore benefit to the economy
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Jennifer Keesmaat
jen_keesmaat
Many mid-sized cities won’t win the future because they are stuck on a suburban growth model. It will take 180-degree policy reversals to halt unsustainable growth. This argument is more
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Shant K
kkshakarbaba
Fact: averaged a 6.2% annual GDP growth between 1998-2017. Fact: 100% landlocked, 80% of borders closed to official trade, state of war, fallout from '88 earthquake, 1 Asian eco.
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❌Harvey Staub 💪🇺🇸🖤⭐️⭐️⭐️
HarveyStaub1
1)Sweden, with statistically the same death rate due to Covid 19 as the U.S.,with no forced lockdown policies,was the least harmed economy in Europe.”Sweden was the only major economy to
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ztinvesting
ztinvesting
Let’s talk about investing in Brazil ( $MELI, $STNE, $PAGS, $FB etc. ) (Thread) Typically I am reluctant to invest my money into developing markets. Although I have made a
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Rebecca Christie
rebeccawire
White smoke, at last. Now the EU has a budget – and the beginning of a safe asset.https://www.ft.com/content/03d72613-1745-4520-9ba3-5a94c8a3963f I am still amazed how, after all the debate over selling even
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