#Economic

Jeremy Horpedahl 🍞

jmhorp

The -32.9% GDP number will grab the headlines. But remember this is "seasonally adjusted at annual rate."We can convert that to a quarterly rate of -9.5%, but here's another number

Unite in justice for the poor & oppressed

BreeNewsome

Whew. The neoliberal bipartisan establishment is trying desperately to hold this thing together Every time y’all see the Bushes, Clintons & Obamas publicly displaying their friendship as the club of

Jenni Gritters

jenni_gritters

A trend I'm seeing in coaching this week: We all feel chaotic and unsure how to prioritize tasks! I think this is because January can be slow to start, then

el gato malo

boriquagato

when COV is all said and done, there will be questions:how dangerous was the disease?what was the cost of the things we did to try to stop it?then we will

Gavin Kelly

GavinJKelly1

Given events over recent days (weeks, months) a few quick thoughts on policy & comms during a crisis. Caveat: this may all seem elementary to some. Tone: offered with due

Adam Cochran

AdamScochran

1/50 ETH 2.0 is only a few months away, and could prove to be the largest economic shift in society for a few key reasons.Here is my 7 economic cases

John Taylor

realJohn_Taylor

6/15 To have a beef industry large enough that regular people afford it you need1) a large middle class2) private property protections3) reasonable assurance against excessive taxes and bills of

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

CovidZero: How to end the pandemic in 5 weeks CovidZero is an EXIT strategy. 1/ It is unlike the usual strategy called "living with the virus" "mitigation" "flattening the curve"

Dr. Meghan J. Clark

DrClarkM1

Food for thought: whether they agree or disagree, in 10yrs of teaching, I have never ever had a Catholic student unaware of church teaching on abortion. I regularly have students

Elizabeth Pingree

betzping

My diss explains the reasons for a casual, hierarchical, and migrant labor force in the Pacific Northwest in the 19th/20th centuries. Most days, I'm reading through government reports and bosses

Danny Buerkli

dannybuerkli

I've been cleaning out my notes and wanted to share a short thread with four things I've learned/I've been wrong about/surprised by in the context of the pandemic. The usual

🎄festive plant eater ⓥ🎄

herbivorousveg

Population Is Not the Reason We Have a Climate Crisis: A Thread. we have a climate crisis bc resources are used inefficiently, excessively, and unequally; bc we rely on harmful

Sarah Marsh

reuterssarah

1/ Our latest: A major monetary reform hiking prices and state wages in #Cuba starting on Friday is sparking widespread uncertainty as the island resumes market-oriented changes to its Soviet-style

Elaine Hernandez

e_hernandez8

Ok, a few points about opening schools. First, be wary of confirmation bias. If the “open schools plan” was an unpublished manuscript, based on the evidence would you give it

Financial Services GOP

FinancialCmte

Republicans have been calling Speaker Pelosi’s H.R. 6800 a “Socialist Wish List,” so let’s take a moment to examine what’s really #InTheBill.Here is a countdown of the 10 “greatest hits”

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

THREAD:HE'S BEHIND EU 1. I may of course be wrong on this, but I don't think so. The EU is heading into another 'existential crisis' as they like to call

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