#Regulatory

Dr Katerina Kolyva

katerinakolyva

As we move to the new academic year, our focus @councilofdeans continues to be on ensuring high quality education outcomes for #healthcare students. This is in the context of government

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

The U.S.' incompetence at handling coronavirus doesn't make me very confident about our ability to, say, fight a major war. Not to mention coping with climate change. I mean, yes,

Allan Max Axelrod

213axelrod

Ordered by who is allowing utility shutoffs on the most # of unemployed households@GovAbbott @GovRonDeSantis @PennsylvaniaGov @GovPritzker @GovMurphy @GovMikeDeWine@NC_Governor @GovWhitmer @GovKemp @GovBillLee @GovHolcomb @GovLarryHogan Ins

Matt Gurney

mattgurney

Good morning. Last night I was hacked. I have been able to get everything under my control again. Or so I think. It might be a few days before I

Matt Steinglass мы живем в мертвящей пустоте

mattsteinglass

There’s a lot of gloating today directed at Trump as a specifically infuriating individual. I think we should keep in mind that Trump is partly the American incarnation of the

Ananya Chakravarti

achakrava

“electrical engineer turned environmentalist” ranted against (mostly female) Indian historians, using h-index scores on Google Scholar as “evidence” since he should be considered a better historian as his score was

Sarah Nickson

sarahjnickson

This is one to watch, because - details pending - it has the potential to go *enormously* wrong.Australia did similar as part of its 2008 financial crisis stimulus.Government failings -

ThatsCurious

CuriousThats

Please listen carefully. This brave #Patriot @SecPompeo is speaking directly to we the people. "We strongly believe that the Chinese Communist Party did not report the outbreak of the NEW

_gabrielShapir0

lex_node

I'm not quite this pessimistic yet, but closeMost people doing "governance" seem to be reinventing the wheel and ignoring history and context. I agree legacy systems are not perfect (far

CryptoLaw

CryptoLawUS

"Regardless of the outcome of the @Ripple case, it is clear that the SEC, Clayton, and Hinman should not have hijacked the policy process by taking advantage of a vacuum

Michael Girdley

girdley

In 2009, we started a Halloween retailer.The model was pop-up stores.Like Spirit Halloween where they rent big vacant spaces for the weeks before Halloween.It started great.It finished terribly.I learned a

Eric Fauman

Eric_Fauman

Another paper illustrating the limitations of the TWAS method which I think should lead to greater caution in using TWAS results to assign causality in genetic studieshttps://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.31.273458v2@MarylynRitchi

Abinaya

AbinayaV5

THREADWhen I started looking into Amazon’s private labels in India, little did I realise I would stumble upon category after category it has a presence in, either through its own

Matt Stoller

matthewstoller

1. This report on the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA)wonky has largely gone unnoticed, because it sounds technical and is from a center-left think tank. But I have

Daniel Safayeni

DSafayeni

If you have ever grown, purchased, cooked, or eaten food, @OntarioCofC's latest report by my colleague @catrinak_ on Ontario’s $47 billion agri-food sector is a must read: https://occ.ca/wp-content/uploads/COVID19-Policy-Brief-Food-Su

John Neary

jddneary

Thread warning: why the "psychometric validity" argument from the MCC is utter nonsense. 1/https://twitter.com/giulianaguarna/status/1317135548851552258?s=19 Arguing that virtual exams would not be "psychometrically defensibl