#Recessions

Sven Henrich

NorthmanTrader

Central banks now print during times of recessions & during times of non recessions. They cut rates with unemployment at 3.5% & they run the biggest QE programs ever during

Scott Greenberg

ScottElliotG

Three big economic mistakes that Republican lawmakers often make — a thread #1: Assuming that stimulus doesn't work.Recessions are often caused or exacerbated by shortfalls in aggregate demand. Fiscal stimulus

Ensemble Capital

IntrinsicInv

Interview with ⁦@AnnieDuke⁩ on applying the lessons she learned dominating the competition in poker to financial markets.https://www.barrons.com/articles/this-famous-poker-player-can-help-investors-play-a-tough-hand-51587727800 On of her key points i

Stephen Gordon

stephenfgordon

A thread that would have been a column, if I were still writing columns: Recessions have always been about men. Men have always borne the brunt of job losses, and

Kirk Carapezza

KirkCarapezza

Coming up on @GBHNews @MorningEdition: Recessions are usually good for community colleges. Not this time, though:https://www.wgbh.org/news/education/2020/10/22/recessions-are-usually-good-for-community-colleges-not-this-time#highered @PamEd

Tim Bartik

TimBartik

You might ask: WHY do distressed areas tend to stay distressed? Because lack of jobs leads to lower job skills and social problems; out-migration is selective and removes some younger,

Robin Wigglesworth

RobinWigg

Fascinating new Deutsche Bank report examining 800 years of major economic recessions, and comparing them to our current predicament. Will tweet some of the charts. Here is the data for

Mike P. "Ontario Dad" Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅

MikePMoffatt

In her first press conference as FinMin, @cafreeland made it clear her goals were:- Green recovery- Inclusive recovery- Job creation and economic growth.Figuring out what's at the centre of this

Olivier Blanchard

ojblanchard1

1. For the record. Larry Summers and I indeed argued for hysteresis in Europe in the 1980s. We thought, and I still do, that, in that context, high actual unemployment

Diane Swonk

DianeSwonk

The carnage obvious in the March payroll report.-701k drop largest ever for start of recession - recessions usually sneak up on us. This one happened in days.-jump in workers forced

David Belle

macrodesiac_

The dilemma that many a thicko on here are facing today.They will still be hypocritical though because they just want virtue points with no coherence or continuity to their line

Ben Rabidoux

BenRabidoux

THREAD:1/ I've been thinking a lot about population growth in Canada. Scary thought, but there's a non-trivial chance that we see outright population declines in coming quarters, something we've never

Pomp 🌪

APompliano

Some of the most successful companies today were started during economic recessions.Uncertainty and market volatility creates opportunity.Time for a thread 1) Jan Koum and Brian Acton cofounded WhatsApp in

grimacemcdonald

grimacemcdonal1

1/x Difference between Intelligence & Wisdom.Go watch Margin Call.Watch Jeremy Irons listen (Wisdom) to Zach Quinto (Intelligence) explain their financial timebomb.Irons has the Wisdom to see it's truly a problem

Kevin Rinz

kevinrinz

Okay, Some Skills Gap Tweets:Economic conditions are bad, and once again, certain segments of the nation turn their lonely eyes to the Skills Gap, the explanation for slow/non-recoveries that will

Ashleigh Weeden

ashleighweeden

I’d argue “Covid19 New Deal” projects should heavily emphasize public infrastructure, not private technosolutionism: Broadband as public utility, green infrastructure, renewable/future-oriented energy. Writing to come on this shortly #covid19rural #c