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Paul91701736
If you've followed our Pier 80 Today® series, you've probably noted a couple of naval-looking vessels moored on the south edge, in what is called the Islias Creek Channel. They
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Darin Thacker
DarinThacker
Policy would like to have a word. Respectfully this is an across-the-board false, revisionist canard and completely overlooks the failures and hardships of Obamacare in Montana.https://twitter.com/dparkermontana/status/1313914322918109185 O
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StockTrooth
Stock_Truth
1/ The only time I disagreed with @chamath.Yes, big companies are largely owned by investment firms. But those investment firms represent assets of regular people (pension funds for companies, states,
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Ryan Vernosh
RyanVernosh
Why do you have new shoes?Why did you get a TV/have cable?Why are you buying a steak or chips or pop?Questions I hope gov assistance seeking corporate CEOs & WallStreet
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Ilmi Granoff
theilmatic
So here’s a thing I’ve been thinking:These stimulus packages change the rules in a way not yet acknowledged. UK/EU fiscal stimuli alone are approaching 15% of output, this doesn’t include
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Oliver Mitevski
omitevski
This looks like a combination of the Great Depression, the 70s stagflation period, and the 08 subprime. The least talked about is the subprime similarity so I’ll start with that
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Sahil Bloom
SahilBloom
Cobra Effect 101With the rise of government and central bank intervention in the economy and markets, the term "cobra effect" has experienced a revival.But what is a "cobra effect" and
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Mark R. Levin
marklevinshow
1. Attention Democrats and their media mouthpieces 2. While President Trump’s claim of exclusive power to open the economy raises fundamental federalism issues, why is he under attack by Democrats
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Onur Özgöde
ummodern
Very sophisticated piece by @csissoko, but from a systemic risk perspective, both law and macroecon overlook the question of the dynamics of systemic interdependencies during emergencies. This is why risk
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Adam Friedlander, MD
EMPedsDoc
Amid multi-billion dollar bailouts for millionaire CEOs and near-limitless forgivable SBA loans, emergency and critical care docs are taking 50%+ pay cuts to work extra hours and risk our lives.
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Paweł Wargan
pawelwargan
So, here's what's happening.Typically, oil contracts are sold in units of 1,000 barrels for a period of 30 days. At the end of the 30 days, you have to pick
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Michael Madowitz
mikemadowitz
Today's thread on state & local budget shortfalls:How bad is it?Half answer: REALLY BAD!Full answer: REALLY COMPLICATED! You see...1/ https://twitter.com/mikemadowitz/status/1293568387826831362 Interlude: Folks to follow (who should
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Paul Boothe
pmboothe
Increasingly, I am hearing industry groups and provincial politicians call for additional federal assistance for firms to get through the pandemic + oil price war. They often cite the precedent
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Andy Westwood
AndyWWestwood
Given enhanced interests in Mayors and CAs, esp GM, we’ve heard a lot about limited powers over the economy (concerning subsidies, bailouts, wages), a bit about policing & PCC role
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Javed Hassan
javedhassan
Wonder who wrote this in 2016: “..recovery has been built on shaky foundations....excessive spending drains savings, and when they run out, one must rely on the aid of others for
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Rogue WH Snr Advisor
roguesnradvisor
Going to make a rather obvious prediction: big business will be the fundamental beneficiary of all of this - and small business the fundamental loser. Despite the seemingly revolutionary state
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