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Graydon Hoare

graydon_pub

I feel many miss the underlying point here. Capitalism isn't interested in product longevity _at all_.It's not just like a small tweak to fix in incentives. The system is an

Armine Yalnizyan

ArmineYalnizyan

As @robyndoolittle has noted, scrutiny of public sector institutions is merited because they shape our lives. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-power-gap-main/The Power Gap can only be seen clearly in the public sector because

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

Thread: It's tempting to think that Carl Menger's famous theory of how money can spontaneously emerge from a state of barter supplies a basis by which BTC might displace the

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

serious #brexit story alert - companies now starting to see penny drop on what rules of origin does to supply chains (food for example) but Brussels seems deaf to both

Wait_What_Memes Kodak

wait_what_memes

1.I have more today. Maybe starting to put it together more...Read attached thread then come back.https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1368666/North-Korea-news-Red-Cross-kim-Jong-un-charity-coronavirus-covid19-latest https://twitter.com/wai

Arpit Gupta

arpitrage

I recommend @andymukherjee70's long piece here, but I have a different view. For better or worse, China-like growth doesn't seem to be in the cards for India. But a sustainable

socialist fraternity x

MattThomasNYC

After seeing some discussion on this among a few reporters, here's my two cents on how to distinguish between the major camps in NYS politics, if anyone in the press

“Save lives wear a mask” 😷

LindaBouldin

Thread: Back in the '80's my daughter, then an only child, had more toys and clothes than she could wear out. Since I came up from nothing, I knew she

Emil Sandstedt

bezantdenier

1.) Under a fixed supply money, there is a systemic 'war of all against all', they claim. With an expanding money supply, they claim, such tensions obviously disperse and capitalism

Joe Mayes

Joe_Mayes

Exclusive: a key customs system has been overwhelmed by Brexit, delaying exports and deepening trouble at the border 1/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-19/brexit-border-trouble-deepens-as-key-customs-system-is-maxed-out?sref=

Ruth Waters

waters_ruth

The Dasgupta Review says that biodiversity is critical for the economy and here is why #DasguptaReview #EconomicsOfBiodiversity #biodiversity Ecosystems are natural assets. When they have a full complement of biodiversity,

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

This is very good on fish and related trade from @DanielThomasLDN - what it brings home is the way an enitre trading ecosystem changes on January 1. Deal or no-deal,

Niranjan Avasthi

avasthiniranjan

A simple thread to understand the meaning of investment cycle (Gross Fixed Capital Formation) in the economy and why it is important? Which sectors can benefit in such cycle and

Peter Ungphakorn

CoppetainPU

In the Nov 12 meeting, a number of WTO members still had concerns about the UK’s (and EU’s) post Brexit commitments, particularly on tariff quotas but also the UK’s other

Leila Mechoui ☃️

leilamechoui

Households used to be sites of production -- nearly everything families used to use was made by the peasant/homesteading household. Women and men worked cooperatively (though often separately) to harvest

Adam Ballah

ehballah

One pernicious impact likely to result from government treating citizens as customers is the erosion of understanding of what taxes do, and consequently the willingness of citizens to support, through

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