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Drew Holden
DrewHolden360
No one seems to be thinking reasonably about this COVID relief package. $600 doesn’t do much for millions of people. It’s crazy to give people who haven’t been impacted that
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Jhas Williams
thejhaswilliams
I’m seeing that some very dear friends of mine have lost their jobs recently. As someone who’s experienced sudden job loss before, here are a few things I wish
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Michael R. Strain
MichaelRStrain
THREAD. The $908 billion bipartisan stimulus that Congress is debating right now would give the economy the support it needs. The House and Senate should pass a bill this week
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Jeet Heer
HeerJeet
1. The New York Times thinks Joe Biden is going too fast with the executive orders. The editorial is chiefly valuable as a distillation of the Times propensity for a
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Lindsay Sabadosa
SabadosaMA
Excited to join @EdMarkey in Northampton tomorrow as he tours the CT River Valley. Like many places in the state, Noho has been hit hard by the economic fallout from
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TheAccountant
JTheAccountant
Common sense- if an individual thinks they'll need money in the next 12 months, due to economic uncertainty(COVID,lockdowns,SEC) they should convert to USD or their national currency to pay their
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Disabledgirlonfire
Disabledgirlfi
I recently put a link on my website to my ABLE account for gift contributions if anyone valued my labor or learned something from it. I've gotten questions as to
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Dan Rohde
DanEricRohde
Constitutional history is strange: in the US, UI is deemed constitutional due to its compromise btwn federal $$ with state admin; in Canada, federally financed and administered UI is deemed
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Roy Canivel
roycanivel_inq
More than 916,000 enterprises registered and renewed their business names under the DTI last year, driven mostly by pandemic-weary entrepreneurs who wanted to start their own mom-and-pop stores or sell
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Karl Handscomb
karlhandscomb
Good news, the £20/w is not ending next month. But that was never going to happen because unemployment now rising. But it will still be high in 6 months -
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sneercatt
sneercatt
After working there for 3 years the Alamo drafthouse's particular brand of performative wokeness on social media drives me fucking bonkers. I used to love the experience and that company
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Alexi Savov
azsavov
There’s a lot of interest in the Great Inflation of the 1970s these days. A thread on my new paper with I. Drechsler and P. Schnabl, which explains why inflation
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Alyssa Milano
Alyssa_Milano
1/ Last night, a reporter broke some information slightly incorrectly: they said military spending was in the COVID bill instead of the consolidated spending bill that contained it. As a
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George Selgin
GeorgeSelgin
Thread: It's very important to distinguish the implications of Fed monetization of _outstanding_ Treasury debt from those of Fed monetization of net Treasury security issues.https://twitter.com/TheStalwart/status/1324446235776921600 Mon
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Naheed Nenshi
nenshi
Today, City Council took the necessary step to mandate the wearing of masks inside all public space as of August 1. This wasn’t an easy decision; when our Council meeting
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Stephen Kinsella
stephenkinsella
I’ve been thinking a bit about the pandemic unemployment payment/travel debate a little today. A short thread: If you accept that those who are ‘pandemic unemployed’ are categorically different from
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