#Unemployment

Claudia Sahm FULL CHECKS NOW

Claudia_Sahm

trouble falling asleep. mulled over targeting not targeting. I remain appalled we moving (too damn slowly) toward $700 billion package (too damn small) extending relief handful of months and misses

Arielle Ivy 💕🧜‍♀️

Arielle_Ivy

Today is the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act! Here’s some facts about what it’s like living as a disabled person with that law in place. This is

Sewon Hur

sewonhur

What non-pharmaceutical policy tools do governments have to combat the COVID-19 public health and economic crisis?1/8#EconTwitter Mask mandates are a low-hanging fruit (yet to be adopted in all US states).

Michael Carmody

EmJaeCaer

We have been dumping on poor/welfare/disabled people for so long, that this Cashless Welfare Card system is almost just background noise at this point.So let me posit you all a

Daniel Mügge

dmugge

Some scholarship about political process behind building statistics, economic and otherwise, that I have found useful. (Responding to @DanMertens query. Couldn't react with more than one tweet; hence this [lengthy]

Shirley Tillotson

stillots1

It is the dismal duty of historians to recount periodic reinventions of the wheel. Juggling tax powers across jurisdictions is one such wheel. And yes, I think there’s a lesson

fangmeli

pangmeli

landlords are the only investors I've encountered who expect their investment revenue to remain constant & level no matter what the market forces are I don't get it. rental income

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

There is a lot of nonsense about Zero Covid being an extreme position, only possible in repressive states (er..S Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Norway, Finland, NZ??) and our UK strategy reflects

Chris Lepkowski

chrislepkowski

Apropos of absolutely nothing, here’s a thread on the mid-Covid-19 transfer window and what might happen based on research or conversations - not necessarily at the top end of the

GET A GRIP 💙

docrussjackson

Mini-THREAD on Rave Culture!Rave culture felt, & arguably was, revolutionary!It seemed to come from out of nowhere, took almost everyone by surprise, & at it's height in the early 1990s

Eminently 🏳️‍🌈

eminently_me5

And I want to point out a coincidence that is more IMO than happenstance. Bless the young for their fervency for justice, but we can all be blinded by self-interest

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/7The uselessness of Trump's trade war with China doesn't mean that the US should not act aggressively to address its decades of large trade deficits. It just means that global

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

Brexit. What’s going on and what’s going to happen? A thread. /1 Famously, the British were not much bothered by the EU until suddenly they were. A lot of effort

Hayden O'Connor

HaydenJOConnor

.@JoshFrydenberg 'Budget Update' presser. Apparently we are back spending and working. #auspol "The road ahead is challenging"Yes, cutting #JobKeeper will do that #auspol "Australian's are approaching Christmas wi

Sabrina Maggiore

SabrinaNC9

After months of negotiations, congress has reached a 900 billion dollar stimulus relief deal that would provide money for businesses, individuals, schools, and health care providers.https://newschannel9.com/news/nation-world/congress-seals-

Michael Bayer

mbayer1248

Dear @USCCB,You know what's hard? Providing meaningful, practical support for parish priests, for lay staffers, for parents trying to help their children keep the faith.Know what's easy? Culture war battles

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