#Economic

David Milliken

david_milliken

Truly historic fall in UK economic output in Q2 - and a much bigger one than in euro zone or U.S. (though n.b. differences in timing of lockdown)https://reut.rs/2FjZyex ONS chart

ThailandBizNews

ThailandBizNews

Bank of Thailand: five big challenges in resolving the economic crisisA thread http://www.thailand-business-news.com/banking/81305-bank-of-thailand-five-big-challenges-in-resolving-the-economic-crisis.html Mr. Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput,

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

Recession predictions (see NYT) are moving from V-shaped to U-shaped... but to make sure it's not a Greek-style lost decade we need to decide one thing now: no more austerity

Dov Friedman

DovSFriedman

What a time to be reading @adam_tooze's _Crashed_. Just finished the G20 chapter, which makes the case that the most dynamic fiscal stimulus in face of economic collapse came in

David Aron Levine

davealevine

Coronavirus is tragic and the economic impact is sad, but it also highlights many things about our society. The air is cleaner now. Many are spending time with family in

Oz Katerji

OzKaterji

Can someone help me understand why they think XR distancing themselves from socialism is bad? There are plenty of platforms for socialism in this country, and, as environmental issues cross

Mark Dubowitz

mdubowitz

Let’s look at the $300B plus controlled by Iran’s supreme Leader. We know that he refuses to spend this money on economic stimulus and coronavirus aid for the Iranian people.

Peter Rowan

ptrrowan

5 potential missional consequences of COVID-19 (from a colleague in Asia) All 5 are an acceleration of trends already being felt... 1. A shift away from Western-led mission, as funding

Cynthia (Cina) Pelayo

cinapelayo

THREAD: I can’t stress this enough. Do you know how frustrating it was in my MFA when my professors would ask me to write about my inner city upbringing...when all

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Steve Brine, MP (Con) banged on about “all those restrictions, we’re doing it to protect you”.Steve: just stop. SAGE itself estimates that the “acceptable collateral damage” as a consequences of

Mike Guss

GussRuralWA

.@GovSisolak @davidbobzien @MJBofNEV @JasonFrierson @Nicole4Nevada @Irahansen @Ben_Kieckhefer @SteveYeagerNV @HeidiAnnSwank @Cohen4AD29 years before I became a #nvleg Twitter Troll, I managed the Northern Nevada Economic Planning Process in

joe

paladin949

Pls read1) An additional 8 million people were just added to the poverty roles; roughly 2.5% of the population;NOT NEAR ENOUGH6/20/20 a Washington Post survey of the US’s 50 richest

The Secret Life of Bees

nadzique

I believe in human rightsPlease remember that human rights are the coming together of a number of rights: constitutional rights as per the nation within which your citizenship is located,

Geoeconomica

Geoeconomics

Beginning to wonder if #geoeconomics versus #geopolitics (as catchwords of interest) point to where perceptions of systemic risk are focused? Thread: 1/ The origin of "geopolitics" stems from a Swedish

Abdul Meykal 🍁

Abdul_Meykal

Never forget when Bernie Sanders was asked about Sweden's economic policies, and he admitted that he knew NOTHING about SwedenYet he constantly holds up Sweden as an example to emulate.Bernie

Richard Florida

Richard_Florida

1. One thing I have been pining about since the onset of this Pandemic is the need for cities, metros and states to develop economic recovery strategies ... to build