#Economy

Daniella Levine Cava

MayorDaniella

I am grateful, humbled, and filled with renewed optimism for the future of our beloved County as I stand before you as your next Mayor. I’m grateful for my talented

Mat Balez

matbalez

The thought experiment of making Miami the first "bitcoin city" is fascinating to think about. If I were @FrancisSuarez, I would think about the near-term opportunity through the lens of storytelling: How can

Martina Lees

Lees_Martina

Sales of flats have halved as Land Registry data reveals for the first time how a scandal over the shoddy construction of recent British homes is freezing the housing market.

Ricky Blaine

anthony31261563

What would happen if we imposed a tax of 90% on the wealthiest in society?Many mainstream voices will tell you “It’s madness” or “it can’t be done”. But it has

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Another 1.0 million people applied for UI last week, including 712,000 people who applied for regular state UI and 289,000 who applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA). 1/ After two

Ernie Tedeschi

ernietedeschi

On the one hand, the US recovery so far has been durably positive & modestOn the other hand, b/t the COVID surge, the cold winter weather, exhausted household savings, the

Fincademy

FincademyIn

Thread: Elements of Risk in a businessThere are broadly 2 types of risks: Systematic & Unsystematic RiskSystematic Risk: These are external risks which are uncontrollable and affect the entire economy

Flavio Toxvaerd

toxvaerd1

The UK government is flying blind, introducing policies without proper prior assessment of their likely impact on the epidemic or the economy. This is now completely clear. Below I'll go

Dan Kelly

CFIB

63% of Canada's small business owners said they would consider using rapid COVID tests with their employees in order to remain open. But until very recently, provinces have focused on

Esperanza

endclasssociety

There is a tendency to see the sex industry as a set of individual interactions, not as an organized, established industry. This is result of (1) social relations being congealed

Graham Hughes #RejoinEU 💫 👊🤠

EveryCountry

"The tangible benefits of #Brexit." A thread.For the EU, the tangible benefits of Brexit have been immense. Not just in the way it has galvanised support for the EU across

The Editorial Board

johnastoehr

The Republicans are bad for the economy, because they often seek out more and better ways to lie to us by @johnastoehr https://stoehr.substack.com/p/the-republicans-are-bad-for-the-economy?r=5msd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&

Jill Filipovic

JillFilipovic

"Let me say the quiet part loud: In the Covid-19 economy, you’re allowed only a kid or a job." This op/ed is very good, but let's also be honest: In

Dr. Abe Oudshoorn

AbeOudshoorn

A reminder that housing is unaffordable in Canada because a tiny proportion of people have more cash than they know what to do with and have decided to dump it

Baker Street Herald #W3CU

bakerstherald

The new stories circulating about Brexit starting in 2010 are incorrectThe main impetus came in 2005: https://bakerstreetherald.com/2020/09/a-curious-sequence-of-events/ Arguably the seeds were sown in 2003 by Putin's Chief Economist Dr

Paul McLeod

pdmcleod

With Joe Biden (and, uh, Mitt Romney) proposing to send out direct cash payments to parents, there’s a pretty direct parallel we can look to to see what the impact

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