#FISCAL

Steven Hail

StevenHailAus

If you are a currency issuer, levying taxes in that currency, with a floating exchange rate and no significant foreign currency debt, then you are in a privileged position, which

Dario Perkins

darioperkins

My sell-side mentor @rlind67 always discouraged 'elbow forecasts'. eg saying something would go down, before strongly rebounding. It confuses clients & looks like hedging your bets. But with the inflation

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

Jon Turek

jturek18

JH thread. Jackson Hole was great and a big takeaway from this year was it should be made public every year like Sintra is. One of the themes that continues

Shahin Vallée

Shahinvallee

Very pleased to see this piece by @adam_tooze in support for coronabonds and a coalition of the willing and his explanation for why the @ESM_Press is inadequate in the current

Eric Crawford

ericcrawford

The University of Louisville reports that it operated at a $4.3 million surplus for the 2019-20 season. It is rolling that surplus into the current fiscal year — where it

Jagjit S. Chadha

jagjit_chadha

This needs to be the year when we address the #fiscalframework. Both @hmtreasury and @OBR_UK are gearing up for re-examination. Our report on how to reset fiscal policy-making is out

Safe Schools RI

safereturnRI

I know it's 9pm on a Tues (does that matter on twitter?) but want to talk about the "Fiscal Impact as a Factor in Charter Growth in RI" report released

Trinh

Trinhnomics

Some people asked what I think of the 10% fiscal stimulus by India. Here are some thoughts: it looks like Japan's 20% of GDP stimulus that if you dig deeper,

Luke Savage

LukewSavage

During the 1980s, the conservative right had a number of significant ideological victories - one of which was embedding the ideas broadly associated with "fiscal conservatism" into how people think

Zeninjor Enwemeka

Zeninjor

The MBTA expects a whopping $231 million loss in revenue this fiscal year due to the #coronavirus pandemic.https://wbur.fm/2JZ8VPP Most of the MBTA's $231 million shortfall comes from lost fares as

Jacob F Kirkegaard

jfkirkegaard

As an early adopter of the "Hamiltonian Moment" description of what has recently happened in the EU with the new FR-DE proposal and now the EUR750bn @EU_Commission pplan that now

NEF

NEF

New inflation data today shows price increases are still well below the UK’s 2% target.What makes better economic sense right now: Increasing government stimulus, or underspending to avoid inflation? Why

CNBC-TV18

CNBCTV18Live

Govt files affidavit in Supreme Court, says courts should be wary of judicially deciding fiscal management issues; petitioners can’t seek any further interest waiver, sector specific relief Govt Affidavit In

Barton

Barton_options

1/ In case that you missed it... and let's talk about TGAhttps://twitter.com/RealVision/status/1280199473902256129 2/ The official reason for TGA to go parabolic was that Treasury desired to encumber the debt ceiling

kc

kelleher_kc

Just a small thread on Baltimore City’s budget process and the roles the City Council the Board of Estimates play in it: 1/Supplemental budgets are introduced throughout the fiscal year