#Debt

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vegix

[THREAD]One problem that I see is that in our infinite wisdom as a country we never put limits on capital hording.So there is no "enough."1/ Thus we have these hypercapitalistic

Marty

martygberg

Knotel, a co-working company that was valued at $1.6B recently went through a bankruptcy. @amol, the founder of Knotel, said his single biggest mistake was bringing in a bad investor.

Ahmed Jamal Pirzada

ajpirzada

(Short: 1/n) Wat caused #Pakistan's economy to grow between 2013-18? Short answer: consumption fueled by debt! Let's break it down: Data from recent econ survey shows that high growth rate

Stephen Williamson

1954swilliamson

1/Because you can't collect enough revenue to finance a modern government by issuing consolidated government liabilities - the liabilities of the central bank and the central government. This is just

Ausi waGrand Theft Auto

SkroefMagwaza

I made some bad financial decisions when I started working,those decisons tormented me. With the loss of my car, I received a payout, with that I was able to pay

Tom Holland

holland_tom

Wouldn't the best comparison be, not between the UK & Ireland, but between England & the Netherlands? (High density, international hubs, etc.) Are there any brightly coloured graphs on that?https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/13/ex

Real Estate Momentum

REMNTM

Real estate deal check: A short threads on the steps I take to evaluate a deal.This thread will specifically focus on risk and returns. The steps start after I have

Jeff Booth

JeffBooth

1) Central banks believing they can escape a massive debt problem by exponentially adding more debt makes me think of this quote from Mises - "There is no means of

Kate - ABOLISH MPD

mftkate

Today I officially handed in my resignation and will be stepping away from being a therapist due to financial reasons and burnout. I honestly don’t know how I’ve survived this

Rabin

city_rabin

Barcelona's net debt increased from €217 Mn (June 2019) to €488 Mn as of June 2020, an increase of €271 Mn. While it's a massive leap, looking at their balance

Ben Grimes

DontAskJeeves

This is unacceptable, but it’s only just the tip of the iceberg for how we’re handling these one-time payments. Not only will it not be enough by itself, but right

Cllr Tom Gordon 🔶

tomgordonLD

I say this as someone with over £50k of student loans:It is not ‘debt’, you don’t pay it back until you’re earning over £25k & even then it’s a small

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/8While straight-line projections may be inviting, they are really questionable even in the best of circumstances. Bloomberg says that if China’s economy can stick to the growth trajectory of recent

Jeff Spross

jeffspross

A rundown of why the Federal Reserve is hesitant to do more to backstop state/local debt. It's both helpful as an explainer, and infuriating because so many of the quoted

Prof Gemma Carey

gemcarey

"this flagship disability scheme is changing from a service to a reluctant offer."https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2021/04/10/robo-debt-public-servants-now-shaping-the-ndis/161797680011420 should this all go throu

stark dålig

terriblenews

If you are familiar with the idea of "technical debt," then I have an analogy for you. 2020 is mostly the result of "democratic debt." I credit @laurenduca's excellent book