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Claudia Sahm
Claudia_Sahm
welp, there you have it folks ... I’m not a “serious economist” https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/06/opinion/coronavirus-economy.html guess I can go back to bed many academic macroeconomists have a deep distrust of fiscal policy
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Anthony O'Connor
Antcon7062
Been trying to avoid this platform and *intend* to do so again but I want to have some sort of a say on this. This is good news for a
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Trung Lê Capecchi-Nguyễn
Trungles
It kinda makes sense that online callouts seems to be how change is actually happening in a lot of our work spaces. Remember how most of us graduated from school
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Ken Boessenkool
KenBoessenkool
I’ve been thinking about this tweet a lot - why has our political system not assigned the priority it should on childcare and education during this time of crisis?We know
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Lukasz Krebel
lukasz_krebel
New from @NEF: Building a green stimulus for Covid-19 recovery: THREADToday we've published our analysis of priority green infrastructure projects to support the recovery by creating many good jobs,
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Lewis Howes
LewisHowes
Startups founded during the last recession (08-10):UberAirbnbSlackPinterestWhatsApp Inc.SquareVenmoSome of the most iconic companies of the next decade will undoubtably be launched during these surreal times. (Thread 1/3) While this time
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Alex John London
AlexJohnLondon
Friends, have you been thinking about these various proposals? The challenge seems to be to find something both feasible and ethically acceptable.https://www.vox.com/2020/4/10/21215494/coronavirus-plans-social-distancing-economy-recession-depression-
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BookManiaLinda
LindaWonder
As someone who has worked in several toxic work environments (always told that it must be me who has the problem), seeing this conversation play out in this thread and
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Emma Dawson
DawsonEJ
Once more as an actual thread. #auspol https://twitter.com/dawsonej/status/1287185880550010881 Howard as treasurer left Australia’s economy in an awful mess. The Hawke-Keating government put in place reforms that spurred growth, lifted sc
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Lindsay Ellis
thelindsayellis
it's interesting that in the space of a generation we went from "selling out" being the worst thing a DIY artist/band could do to YouTubers selling merch/taking sponsorships/plugging stuff like
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Tobias Harris
observingjapan
Without going too far down the speculative rabbit hole, it seems that a) Abe’s definitely ailing, b) the government seemed to think he could recover with a break, hence being
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Ben Shapiro
benshapiro
So many dumb apples to oranges comparisons happening here. You can't compare flu deaths in the presence of a vaccine and no social distancing to covid-19 deaths in the absence
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Puru Saxena
saxena_puru
1) Why the tech bubble might not pop in 2020 -Due to my heavy tech exposure, over the past few months, I've spent a lot of time thinking about the
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Lawrence Hamtil
lhamtil
Bored in quarantine, so poking around some older articles to remember what 2009-2010 felt like. Here's one from March 9th, 2010:"Worries Rebound on Bull's Birthday"https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1000142405274870470630457510749263256
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Patrick Ruffini
PatrickRuffini
The Wall Street Journal reports this morning that *29%* of the economy is shut down. That's -29% growth - more than the Great Depression. If you saw this stat in
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Armine Yalnizyan
ArmineYalnizyan
Same on timely labour market information.Yet we know from census stats (and some epidemiological data in public health) that low-income is associated with shorter life expectancy and greater risk of
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