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baking monk

thesravaka

when i talk about current events, very little of my personal politics is involved. my views are not even in play for the loony third party options, much less the

CommonGround

CommonGroundAu

Thinking out loud, trying to get my head around inflation/deflation.. Rising house prices: inflationary or deflationary?? Seems people increasingly parking more and more money in a highly illiquid asset

Bill Tompson

william_tompson

A very interesting study from @WorldBankECA (full studyhttps://bit.ly/2YOrei4 ). Much to agree with but also some points about which I am more than a little sceptical. /Thread/https://twitter.com/eurasianet/status/1357461186330075139 1

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

The Government is chucking proper wedge (£200m) behind efforts to operationalise Irish Protocol, me in @FT with ⁦@GeorgeWParker⁩ - tl:dr a big win for NI business groups but per ⁦@ManufacturingNI⁩

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sapiofoxy

A lot of people don't see what's coming. How the government is pushing towards a cashless society, with the ramp-up of covid-19. This should be worrying a lot of you

Amro Ali

_amroali

The 1978 Camp David accords between Egypt and Israel has long been a cold peace which has frustrated Israeli policymakers as they quickly came to realize it was a peace

honeydew

roseslashrozz

as a dr mart*ns employee i am begging you to please stop buying the “vegan” leather styles our leather is a byproduct of the meat industry (like most new leather

Ben Unsworth

benunsworth

This question gets asked a lot and I totally understand why. People wearing weird clothes and occasionally doing stupid things (jumping lights, speeding etc..) is annoying. As a cyclist, it’s

Riaz Gilani

RiazGilani

The day to day paperwork involved in running a small business. Not an exhaustive list. [Thread] Look professional. Try to get these books printed with your business logo and other

Preston Pysh

PrestonPysh

I can't take the misuse of this terminology any more.Inflation....Deflation....Here's my point of view.Central banks are aggressively "inflating" the fiat monetary base. Since 2008, the US federal reserve has expanded

One Fresh Pillow

OneFreshPillow

Let me tell you a story about buying goods from "Communist China."1/11https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1277999083836207104 When we first developed our prototype for our pillow, Mr. Pillow spent MONTHS trying to find a US

David Phinnemore

DPhinnemore

All seems set now for the UK-EU ‘Trade and Cooperation Agreement’ (TCA) to come into force on 1 January 2021That’s the same day as the full entry into force of

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Ok, another crunch week (one of many). Here are my latest thoughts on the state of play. The big issues now are: how long can the talks go on, what

Shaun

shaun_vids

do any of these "we can't raise the minimum wage because then prices will rise" people have any explanation for why prices rise anyway, even if wages don't? and if

Jameel Jaffer

JameelJaffer

In advance of today’s antitrust hearing, some thoughts about antitrust and free speech, with links to some papers that shed light on the relationship between the two. (1/x) It’s not

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

So many of you have tweeted this excellent at me. Thank you. Couple of things to clarify in case you don't know what these systems are /1https://twitter.com/DanielLambert29/status/1350367078662987777 Daniel mentions 2

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