#Tariffs

Wut's my name? Wut's my name? Ur actin kinda crazy

InspectorNerd

I have a lot of frustrating feelings about this.https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/03/25/coronavirus-is-inspiring-anti-asian-racism-this-is-our-political-awakening/#click=https://t.co/I3mqRu7m4K I see a lot of pieces like this and it bothers

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

Greenpeace, your absence of forethought and negotiation tactics is stunning. How about instead of foregoing a trade deal, environmental protection becomes part of the negotiations.https://twitter.com/greenpeaceca/status/1301903901680193536

David DeRemer

DRDeRemer

Reading @D_A_Irwin on fisheries, manufacturing and subsidies in the 1790s, it's striking how relevant debates are to the present, the largest difference being that the word "bounty" could still be

Johnathan Ford

FordJohnathan5

This will be a thread on what’s going on with shortages at retail stores and what we are doing to combat it. First most retailers are getting the same replenishment

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Some potentially conciliatory remarks by Irish foreign minister @simoncoveney on the Internal Mkt Bill standoff, following today's General Affairs Council in Brussels: 1/ Coveney said the interim between when the

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Who goes to university in Britain today? Higher education places, by ethnic group. (As share of 18 year olds from state school)?(I wonder what % of national journalists would guess

Andy

bizalmanac

1/ Cadence creates applications used to design semiconductors and other electronic systems, referred to as Electronic Design Automation, EDAEDA acts like a tax on the semiconductor industry’s R&D spendNeedham Conference,

Jim Cornelius🇪🇺🇬🇧 🇮🇪🍋☕️🍊

Jim_Cornelius

1/36This is a long thread (I might release an abridged version), but it's quite important I think.I know some will not make it to the end, so let me be

Dan Corder On Your Radio

DanCorderOnAir

How white economic empowerment, specifically afrikaner economic empowerment, uplifted white South Africans through official government policy from early 1900s into apartheidB.E.E is nothing compared to the targeted government intervention w

Kirk Wilcox

KirkWilcox

Filing this away for the next time someone blames economic woes on "unfettered, unregulated capitalism" Imposing tariffs on hand sanitizer dispensers and forcing automakers to make medical supplies (which they

Kaveri Iychettira

kiychettira

COVID19 has massively impacted India’s already stressed electricity sector. With little change in costs, but massive reductions in revenues, discoms’ finances are in for a shock. But exactly how bad

Victoria

Doh_Doh_Burrd

Today’s task farce briefing:“Broad-cask-ing” The was one hell of a fumble, Tyrannical Tangerine Taintcicle. “Caranavirus” I’m hearing the Macarena for some reason. Oh, he basically opened with a GM commercial,

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

You hear it everywhere: "There's no going back to the good old days of the transatlantic relationship even if Biden wins". But is it true? A thread. First, the premise

Read Old Books Club

OldBookClub

#NowReading America's Protectionist Takeoff, 1815-1914: The Neglected American School of Political Economy (2010) by Michael Hudson Bush Calls More Open Trade a 'Moral Imperative' for U.S.By David Stout, May 7,

Carolyn McClanahan

CarolynMcC

And now, for all my #MMT friends and the rest of the world, I continue my review of “The Deficit Myth” by @StephanieKelton – Chapter 5 - “Winning at Trade”THIS

Sam

Samir_Madani

I promised to share some thoughts tonight ahead of the market opening. Here's what I was able to gather.- Trump said yesterday he hates OPEC, but that's because they are