#FISCAL

🟩Preston Pysh🟩

PrestonPysh

Markets are not functioning as you've seen in prior decades. Globally, fiscal spending and monetary policies are warping free and open markets into Franken-Economies. This means, as things move forward,

Callie Cox

callieabost

Friends, if you’re thinking of getting away next week, you’ll miss one of the biggest weeks of the year in data/policy. Here’s what’s on deck for next week: TUESDAY: July

Juan Ramón Rallo

juanrallo

Uno de los mayores problemas de los Estados grandes es q decisiones puramente privadas se convierten en asuntos públicos. Algo que debería sernos indiferente (dónde reside cada uno)se convierte en

André Roncaglia 🌎📉😷

andreroncaglia

Em 1850 os deputados brasileiros protegeram a riqueza fundiária das elites por meio das terras devolutas do Estado. Alegavam que ninguém trabalharia para eles se terras fossem distribuídas à população

Kannan Gopinathan

naukarshah

This is a real worrying situation & hence risk suggesting a few points. Of course you can dismiss me for my lack of knowledge and expertise. But anyway1. Economic activity

Armine Yaralova

AYaralova

Early this week, the Azerbaijan’s Central bank Governor criticized on economic situation in #Armenia, so here is a short analysis of “super-diversified”, rich and prosperous, “home of democratic institutions” –

Olivia Shaw

ItsOliviaShaw

ok y’all let’s take a second and talk about something near and dear to my heart: the United States Postal Service (USPS)Your lives and the lives of so many others

Gautam Hans

dispositive

Usually I think The Daily does an OK job on the topics it covers but today's ep on the USPS fell short. Just off the top of my head — quickly

Chuck Marr

ChuckCBPP

Top reporter @jasondeparle has a must-read today that shines a light on child poverty and the opportunity at-hand to help address it in the next fiscal response bill as the

Jill Rutter

jillongovt

its perfectly legit for a business to point out a fiscal barrier to their participation in a scheme to the PM, their MP, their trade assoc, a govt dept.. perfectly

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

As states exchange insults over who subsidizes who (yes, blue states subsidize red states), some people I've been talking to are suggesting that red states may face a worse fiscal

David Frum

davidfrum

Yesterday, @USATODAY posted an item rating as "TRUE" the Trumpist talking point that it's the Obama administration's fault that the national emergency stockpile was depleted. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/04/03/

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

I argue here that Germany gained an important political advantage through the way in which we re-organised the financial structure since the Euro. This exorbitant privilege of issuing the Euroarea

Philip Rocco

PhilipRocco

Six months ago, anyone reasonable knew that universities would end up in their untenable position. But rather than mobilize faculty / parents / students to demand federal stabilization, most institutions

Alex Howlett

AlexHowlettUBI

1/3 I would say that the main problem with MMT *is* the theory. They're basically right about their most controversial point—i.e. governments don't have to balance their budgets.But they're wrong

Joe McFarland

CalgaryToday

OK. So...here goes another #JoeRants because I can't keep it to myself. I used to think of myself as a fiscal conservative but I'm not really that. I've since shifted