#Economy

Dan Salt

Danjsalt

Trade facts:1. UK EU trade has declined nearly continually since 20072. Leaving the customs union means tariffs will be reduced globally so trade will shift3. Complex non tariff barriers esp

Mrs. Rose 🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦

srtravers

Sharing - post from a doctor in Hinton AB. Hi allAs some of you know I am Dr. Martin. I have been here for about 4.5 years, and Hinton is

Brian Sauvé

Brian_Sauve

A thread on local economies:Question: How do we fight the wicked powers of the central banks, federal reserve, and the evil of our current fiat system of money?The good news:

Sergi Pardos

sergipardos

Will Covid bring Trump down today? @AnjaNeundorf and I just fielded a survey experiment in the US, and it looks like it might. 2 main takes: older voters strongly react

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hima_lakkaraju

Story of many Indian immigrants: My friend Rohan did his undergrad at a top engineering college in India and moved to US to do his masters at Stanford. After his

Noelle

NoelleInMadrid

The OCC says that banks can use public blockchains as a settlement structure - BIGGEST step I’ve seen so far towards a merging of traditional and crypto markets, and MUCH

Tinashe M

baba_nyenyedzi

1/ Key take aways from the GDP debate.(a) Agriculture is NOT the anchor of Zim Economy. It’s diasporan Remittances. (b) Commandist policies serve to destroy agriculture, what is needed are

Emmett Macfarlane

EmmMacfarlane

"Mr. Premier, the pandemic is hurting the economy. Why are you not taking the obviously needed action of a lockdown to prevent continuous long-term economic damage?" "Mr. Premier, hospitals in

chief vibe officer 👮🏿

fancytomboy

Anti-Capitalist people cannot wrap their brains around the fact that ANY economic system is shaped by the EXISTING Culture, habits, and beliefs of the citizens of a country. That’s why

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

Inflation is a problem, and it results when there is too much money chasing too few goods (and services). Or as one economist said it, “inflation is always and everywhere

Rahim Sajan

RahimSajan

I find that we tend to forget things when a #NewYear Happens- lessons that should be enduring are forgotten. So a giant list of things we cannot forget from #2020

Atheendar Venkataramani

atheendar

New @UWMadisonCFS working paper from our @OppforHealthLab team (Lizzie Bair, @RourkeOBrien, me) on the impacts of labor market #automation on #disability insurance applications and #mortality among working age adults.https://cfsrdrc.wisc.ed

unseen1

unseen1_unseen

I'm not one to doom& gloom and I don't like to do it. But, I would be remiss if I didn't point out that things can get really bad on

Sam Knights

samjknights

In the UK, 81% of people now believe that climate change is an "emergency". If you had told me that three years ago, I would have said you were mad.

Scott Ferguson

videotroph

I wish someone would hook you up with some good eats while I explain that this folk theory of MMT is incorrect. It is a common mistake to presume MMT

Chris Johnson

spiderfoods

My second favorite philosopher (after Kierkegaard) has to be, without a doubt, John Maynard Keynes *Super* fascinating excerpt from his first book, "Indian Currency and Finance", about how Indians' love

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