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Ambrogio Cesa-Bianchi
AmbrogioCB
UPDATED PAPER ALERT Crossing the Credit Channel: Credit Spreads and Firm HeterogeneityDraft available at: https://bit.ly/2SQkBc4 Comments welcome! Here's what it's about: [THREAD] [2/n] We document that credit spreads rise afte
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Adriano Feria
AdrianoFeria
"#Bitcoin and #Ethereum do not compete because they have completely different purposes."I hear this from a lot of people, but I also hear that they DO compete from an
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Garic Moran
GaricMoran
I began to forecast inflation last Summer when the FED began the Great Monetary Expansion. I pointed out that Volcker ended the 1970's inflation by targeting money supply; therefore, the
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Prisca
PriscaMutema2
1/11 Here we go. @Jamwanda2. Tack the Thatcher approach to these cartels. Its working to this day UK & has been adopted all over the world. For gas, electricity &
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BTCization
Check out my latest piece: "The Conclusion Of The Long-Term Debt Cycle And The Rise Of Bitcoin" https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/the-conclusion-of-the-long-term-debt-cycle-and-the-rise-of-bitcoinHere's a quick summary : 1.
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William J. Luther
WilliamJLuther
I'm not surprised to see @judyshel come under attack for her defense of the gold standard ahead of her Senate Banking Committee confirmation vote next week. But it is sad
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Mark Ungewitter
mark_ungewitter
1/7 Is $SPX the new inflation? Thoughts on central banking & equity valuation… 2/7 Inflation is a policy, not a price. Dominant CB models (NAIRU, output gap, etc.) limit the
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Jeff Booth
JeffBooth
1) Many people believe that global warming/environmental destruction is humanities #1 challenge. 2) The scientific evidence is clear. It is a big problem with severe consequences for humanity. 3) So
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Eric Wall
ercwl
1/15 Bitcoin vs. gold—betting on the fastest horse (a review of Paul Tudor Jones' bitcoin forecast from last year)A thread 2/15 In Paul Tudor Jones’ May 2020 investor note,
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Dr Eleanor Janega
GoingMedieval
Some thoughts this morning from now that academics are threating the job prospects of grad students who asked for a PDF: The annoying thing about protecting profitability by policing twitter
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Peter Ireland
PIrelandatBC
The Time is Right For Nominal GDP Level Targetingnew paper:http://irelandp.com/papers/somc202006.pdf instead of saying "things are really bad and really uncertain ... and we don't know what do to except increase
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David Wilcox
D_W_Wilcox
The US finally abandoned the gold standard in 1971. Since then no mainstream expert has thought it was a good idea to go back. Incredibly, in February 2009, at the
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(((Frances 'Seriously Unwell' Coppola))) 🌷🌷🌷
Frances_Coppola
How to get out of the virus recession: Martin Wolf advocates universal basic income, monetary financing of government, debt forgiveness and aid for developing countries, and helicopter money.https://twitter.com/martinwolf_/status/1247531487391440898
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Sabahat Zakariya
sabizak
Regardless of who is wrong or right you cannot break into a private citizen’s house and assault them. You cannot take the law into your hand. When you are cheated
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Jack Owen
Jack_Owen8907
1/ Alright, this wasn't supposed to be this long but I got carried away. First off, I think we need to define what we mean by “inflationary” here. Going by
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Jo Michell
JoMicheII
Some observations on Mehrling’s latest, which uses monetary flux and reflux or, in Graziani’s terms, “initial” and “final” finance, to consider some recent and historical monetary debates. 1/ https://www.ineteconomics.org/upload
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