#Inflation

Peter Bell

PeterNBell

@DrPippaM the only thing I was surprised by in your talk with @ttmygh today was... that people think inflation is dead. Genuinely didn't know that was mainstream consensus. Pleased to

Iron Economist

IronEconomist

So a friend was asking me why I am in favour of NGDP targeting, so here is my take. If there is a prism through which I think about public

Prinz Magtulis 프린즈

prinzmagtulis

THE DISSENTING VOICE OF FORMER @NEDAhq chief Ernesto Pernia:Over the past three years and nine months, there were numerous times Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia went against government narrative, to

Robin Cantrill-Fenwick

RobinComms

Some thoughts on the @castindoncaster Dynamic Pricing blog post.Firstly, good on them for being willing to inject their voice into a debate. Theatre as an industry doesn't do robust debate

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Can I say how weird it is to see the US reemerging as a role model for policy? Anyway, Simon Wren-Lewis explains why Biden-style aggressive stimulus is the right way

Rotus

Rotankwot

Lots to discuss at 5:15pm on #PersonalFinance today on @Smooth981FM with @SholaThompson - This tweet from @phil_akede - Billboard of full display from @Farm4meNG offering a 73% return in 6

Justin Oh

acouplecents

Ok this #CapitalGainsTax stuff warrants a thread because we're wading into what people misconstrue as "politics", but what I think of as "economic incentives"As always, the reality is more nuanced

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” –

Paul Holland

Paul_Hol1000

Another -Background for everyone All throughout this period bullish gold traders have lost their shirts trying to bet on the price of gold. It wasn't until around 1995? or 1996?

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

Today's @bopinion post attempts to answer the question: WTF happened in 1971???https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-09-16/how-1970s-oil-prices-stagflation-changed-the-u-s-economy?sref=R8NfLgwS 2/The question is posed on this

Chuck

cghaberl

I think what my colleague at NYU's Stern School means to say is that the future of college LABOR is cheaper. This will not necessarily translate into tuition savings for

Uzair Younus عُزیر یُونس

UzairYounus

THREAD: Many folks believe that selling a positive narrative about Pakistan can help the country and its economy.But can a slick campaign to market Brand Pakistan succeed when Product Pakistan

Onye Nkuzi

cchukudebelu

Before deciding to enter a new market, serious firms do a PESTEL analysis. Twitter must have done that too.Political: how politically stable is Nigeria compared to Ghana?Economic: Would you want

General Theorist

GeneralTheorist

I can’t claim to be an expert on the Fed. But what the heck, everybody's clever nowadays. Here are some random thoughts by an outsider on the Powell speech. And

batsoupyum

batsoupyum

I had a q about this from a really good artist:It's absolutely fine for an artist to have unsold pieces sitting there for months! It's far more damaging to accept

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

I don't think it should be underestimated how much the CARES Act and the fairly generous stimulus it provided has blunted the economic impact of COVID-19 for the average American.