#Economic

Sim Shagaya

SimShagaya

Nigeria’s ethnic nationalities trade with each other, mostly care for each other, increasingly inter-marry and have similar aspirations for thier children. But this present version of the vehicle that is

Tom Orlik

TomOrlik

China: The Bubble that Never Pops is out June 22.It's the product of 11-years living and working in China.It's also the result of reading a lot of great books on

COVID19 Digest

Covid19Digest

In addition to the tragedy of losing 100k people to #COVID19 in ~2mo, what's deeply frustrating is the intellectual fraud currently being perpetuated that suggests slowing epidemic is a natural

Torsten Bell

TorstenBell

Current situation: phasing back in restrictions while phasing out the economic support. Not going to fly. Task now is to 1) learn the lessons from economic support policy in the

tyro

DoubleEph

Short rant on politics and the economy After Biden took the lead in GA, all of my Nigerian timeline was taken over by stories of the role Stacy Abrams played

Michael R. Strain

MichaelRStrain

THREAD. The debate over unemployment benefits is premised on a false choice, as if it’s impossible to support consumer spending without excessively discouraging people to go back to work.My latest

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Brexit is the outcome of a civil war within capitalism. The stuff about foreigners and sovereignty and blue passports was just a smokescreen for some extremely determined economic interests. And

Jordan Mendell

JordanMendell

If this pandemic hit >10 years ago before remote work enablers like zoom, teams etc and before people had access to ultra high speed internet, economic activity in this country

Mike Azar

AzarsTweets

The Govt is approaching the economic rescue/ restructuring as a purely economic exercise, but it is so much more than that. An excel spreadsheet may spit out that 70% of

Postal Hero

Mont_Jiang

It's kinda funny that a lot of Americans think Taiwan is some ideal vision of what East Asia could be. Most of my family is in Taiwan. It's very nice,

Ilmi Granoff

theilmatic

So here’s a thing I’ve been thinking:These stimulus packages change the rules in a way not yet acknowledged. UK/EU fiscal stimuli alone are approaching 15% of output, this doesn’t include

Amy Myers Jaffe

AmyJaffeenergy

I’ve been thinking about what the COVID-19 current impact on oil demand tells us about future oil demand. Barrel counters looking at auto use too in weeds. Expanded disease vector

Allan dos Santos - opovonopoder.com.br

allantercalivre

THREAD: WHY DO BRAZILIANS ASK FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE ARMED FORCES?1. As the media will distort everything that happened today, I need to say what happened here for the world:

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1.7 Lebanon stands on a knife-edge. @petra_khoury , candidly, shared the below figures showing a large rise in #Covid19 cases and predicted “horrific” developments unless we change course. As we

Ingrid M

iMusing

Morrison: “we’re still working through some legal procedures here...”The federal court case was judicial review. A judge reviews the lawfulness of executive government (the bureaucracy) actions. It found there is

Brahman

_Financeguy

Boris really boxing himself in with no wiggle room to avoid a red-faced climbdown or no deal, ‘Albanian’ style. The background : a long term productivity crisis that goes back