#Incentives

Frank K Tumwebaze,MP : Psalms 124 : 1-8

FrankTumwebazek

Hi @newvisionwire in your agriculture features like the ones always written by Joshua Kato, I request that u help Pioneer farmers with simple agribusiness guides. E.g what input costs do

Francesco Nicoli

FrancescoNicoli

Dutch position is not only ideological: it's deaf. Mutualization *is* happening through ECB balance-sheet expansion and removal of capital key & issuer limits. This poses problems to core countries, which

Brian Klaas

brianklaas

1. Donald Trump's tax returns show that he is clearly a fraud - a fake businessman who used the impression that he was rich to get people to give him

Mostly Borrowed Ideas

borrowed_ideas

1/8 Thread: My behavioral biasesIt is absurd to think market is riddled with behavioral biases but I myself am somehow immune from these very biases. Most investors are aware of

Adam Thierer

AdamThierer

my response to @pmarca’s important new essay, “It’s Time to Build.” It’s terrific, but what’s missing in Andreessen’s manifesto is a concrete connection between America’s apparent dwindling desire to build

Naomi Barnes

DrNomyn

This is utter ideology "Jobs for the future" is political rhetoric that keeps getting rolled out like "back to basics". You cannot logically prepare for jobs in the future when

Atul Gawande

Atul_Gawande

Under the radar, @BCBSMA launched an important rescue package this week for primary care practices that would replace fee-for-service with flat payments.https://healthpayerintelligence.com/news/payer-fuses-value-based-care-support-payments-

Beige Shiba ♔

BeigeShiba

One thing I wanted to address again from my discussion this morning about fighting when outnumbered, too many people have only done this in video games, where the rules are

Osman Faruqi

oz_f

Folks, let me explain how by cutting funding to the humanities and increasing student fees the government is actually creating incentives for unis to enroll *more* arts students.(For my sins

Rep. Dan Crenshaw

RepDanCrenshaw

1/x You’ve been hearing a lot about the coronavirus recently and the government’s response to it. So I wanted to address some of the myths that are out there and

Ben Shapiro

benshapiro

On Twitter, waiting for details and background in controversial situations is actively discouraged. If you wait for details, you are immediately labeled uncaring. Then if the pre-approved narrative is not

Zull In The Details

zulloverfolks

(1/10) Me on the differences between leftist and rightist philosophies around unemployment benefits, a thread: (2/10) The left of politics generally sees work as something people enjoy doing. So, given

James Kerr

james_h_kerr

Really interesting (and logical) stuff from @EnergySysCat this morning on Consumer Insight in their Net Zero Webinar series (a bit of a thread): The term 'Net Zero' isn't understood by

Ryan Butner

RSButner

The game is stacked against you pretty heavily. Fact checkers optimize for factual content, disinfo is optimized for spread. One has an economy of scale which works very well, and

Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

Survey of leading economists:"Abandoning severe lockdowns at a time when the likelihood of a resurgence in infections remains high will lead to greater total economic damage than sustaining the lockdowns

John Warner

biblioracle

Anyone working in higher ed who wants to talk about the higher ed "business model" is hastening the ultimate demise of the higher ed ecosystem. Colleges do not have a