#Deficits

Dougie Kass

DougKass

Questions I Ask Myself:* If deficits don’t matter, why do we pay taxes? I want my money back, with interest!!!!!!* I care about risk when buying equities and credit. I

Drew Gitomer

DrewGitomer

If ever there was a time to rethink student growth and the effects of schooling, this has to be it. We are all witnessing an existential crisis, one where we,

SA Reserve Bank

SAReserveBank

The COVID-19 outbreak will produce the worst economic downturn in a century. We expect that ‘the great lockdown’ will cause output to contract by about 7% this year. During the

John M. Talmadge, MD

JohnMTalmadgeMD

#Presidementia #TrumpBrainDroppings Fox & Friends today: 1/ Once again Trump rambled, could not process a softball set-up. He sounds manic, loud on phone, recites his same BS/CS. Asked about debate

Tom Richards

tomrichards37

It is common practice to assume that cerebral stroke causes muscular weakness in swallowing and that strength based exercises help fix it. This makes no sense from a theoretical physiological

Montana 🕊 AgentApplebutt™

AgentApplebutt3

Eight more coronavirus patients die in Moscow — crisis center - Worldhttps://tass.com/world/1143377 MINZDRAV doctor-scientists said that because of all the symptoms evidenced in this patient, the most accurate cause of

Landon Getz

LandonGetz

I am currently opposed to a COVID-19 challenge trial for, among others, four very important reasons:A threadhttps://twitter.com/nataliekofler/status/1283938159651430402 1) There is no rescue therapy for SARS-CoV-2 infection.For other challe

Brad Setser

Brad_Setser

Fiscal deficits in the big emerging economies are largely being financed domestically (with domestic debt bought by domestic investors)Useful (and BoP consistent) story from @markets 1/xhttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-24/mas

lazy perfectionist

kazADHD

what people don't seem to understand about ADHD is that certain things aren't just 'boring' for us - they can be borderline painful. the mental effort it takes me just

Martin Castellano

mcastellano44

“Original sin” is another well-documented EM macroeconomic challenge that LatAm countries have tried to surmount. Even though the capacity to borrow abroad in local currency has recently increased, the response

🌹 Josie would prefer not to. 🥔

JosieOhFFS

Should progressives vote blue?This question always reminds me of this awful guy I was with for about 2 years in my 20s. He regularly told me I was nothing without

Chaminda Jayanetti

cjayanetti

I don't think the actual levels of public spending Labour is pledging are politically costly - if you're *that* bothered by public borrowing and deficits, you probably didn't vote Labour

Jeff, who pays over $750 in taxes every year

NewJeffCT

Last night, Trump said he’s done more in 47 months than Biden in 47 years. However, I don’t think that means what Donny thinks it means. Let’s review what he’s

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

Fiscal Policy 101In the wake of the COVID-19 economic crisis, you have undoubtedly heard the term "fiscal policy" thrown around a lot.But what is fiscal policy and how does it

Zachary D. Carter

zachdcarter

Larry, let's talk.https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1319317535435665409 It is a mistake to think of The General Theory as a set of policy prescriptions. There are some in there, of course. Among other things, Keynes

Vitor Constâncio

VMRConstancio

A quick way to have European common debt financing expenditures to deal with the crisis would be to use the EU Commission to issue bonds to finance exceptional programmes within