#Economy

William E. Spriggs

WSpriggs

Today @joebiden launched discussions on putting COVID to rest and literally healing America. First step is fighting COVID. The disease has had a horrible racially disparate outcome. But, it isn't

Owen Boswarva

owenboswarva

Right then, a short thread.Today the #GeospatialCommission launched the UK's #Geospatial Strategy, 2020 to 2025 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/unlocking-the-power-of-locationthe-uks-geospatial-strategy + press release https:

Mangy Jay

magi_jay

One of the principle fallacies of the coronavirus is a hyper-focus on one bad outcome, w/out the recognition that, during a pandemic, there are no options that produce good outcomes,

Jeffrey Wilson

JDWilson08

Today @PerthUSAsia launches ‘Adapting Australia to an era of geoeconomic competition’. We argue that geoeconomics - the application of economic instruments to geopolitical ends - will be a major challenge

James Johnson

jamesjohnson252

NEW @JLPartnersPolls for @Channel4News: the 1st poll of the Red Wall since the ElectionIn 2019 the Tories led by 48% to 39%. Now Labour leads by 47% to 41%On a

abc730

abc730

It’s a multi-million dollar industry, but for delivery riders it’s poorly paid and dangerous work. Unions and governments are turning their attention to the gig economy, after the deaths of

Bruce Arthur

bruce_arthur

Everyone should love the idea of #COVIDzero. The people who advocate it are trying to save lives, and save the economy too. But Ontario, and much of Canada, have already

Chris Rutherglen

CRutherglen

1) Although it is impossible to know where the gold price will top at during this current cycle, we can make some first-order guesses. Gold price based on M2 money

Haig Kayserian

HaigKayserian

Thread:In 1994, a defeated Azerbaijan signed a defeatist ceasefire agreement. They resorted to delay tactics, which included promoting the involvement of powers other than just Russia, to negotiate a final

Abhishek Murarka 🐂💹

abhymurarka

"Nothing tells you more about a stock than its price." ~AnonymousDoing some data exercise this weekend to understand what the market is upto. Some observations in this thread: 1/ The

Paul Johnson

PJTheEconomist

All that extra money announced by govt last week not quite what it seems. https://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14938The "Rooseveltian" additional £5.5bn of capital spending represents an increase of precisely zero this year on

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

I’m super excited to announce some HUGE professional news:I have joined the Biden/Harris administration as Director of the Radical Left Agenda and will be leading the transition to a Radical

Jonas Horner

jonas_horner

1/6 Street demonstrations across the country marking the first anniversary of #Sudan’s 17 August Constitutional Declaration took a violent turn in #Khartoum with batons and tear gas levelled at Sudanese

Lev Nachman

lnachman32

This NYT piece has some very clear flaws in its description of Taiwan politically, economically, and that Singapore bit at the end is off. But, it makes some important points.

Jayson Gould

lordevinj

The difference between job postings & job openings is huge. Labour market forecasts based on openings aren’t useful, and don’t indicate a labour shortage unless accompanied by other evidence (turning

AnnElizabeth Konkel

AE_Konkel

Personal income decreased -4.2 percent (monthly rate) in May. https://www.bea.gov/data/income-saving/personal-income The breakout of current transfer receipts looking very different from last's month. There is still some effect from th

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