#Economists

Zubair

dmazubair

Normally, Sakib Sherani analysis is sharp and incisive. But this article is complete ranting and shows poor awareness of slew stimulus measures already taken by 'whole of govt'. Speak to

K. Alexander Adams

KAlexanderAdams

Really? *no* credible evidence? That’s strong wording - and it’s totally wrong. I’ll list a few papers showing that claim is false. [THREAD]https://twitter.com/maxboot/status/1252758166435057664 1/Jaeger et al. 2018: the immigration literature

Brad Setser

Brad_Setser

I sort enjoy being outflanked from the left by the FT --I have bowed to (US) political reality, and only advocated for a $500b SDR allocation. The FT wants

Dan Hedl

danheld

1/ Inflation is coming. The US just hit a 13 year high inflation rate. This was unexpected by policymakers and economists. To an individual of average intelligence, it was entirely

George Mothibedi Motaung🇿🇦

theprince4_2

THE CRASH OF THE DEBT MARKET:The Factors Surrounding the Crash of the Financial Markets is beyond the Theories of Economists and Big Investment Banks, the Crash is going to be

Jason Furman

jasonfurman

I'll go on a Twitter break after the jobs #s tomorrow. Will get everything out of my system before then.Which brings me to inventories.They are very low, getting lower, and

Karan Bhasin

karanbhasin95

It is important to put forth some facts for @RahulGandhi.For starters, what UPA did in 2008-14 resulted in -Double-Digit Inflation hurting the poorSlowing GDP GrowthRupee losing its valueIndia was in

Kelly Doody

kelly_doody

I’ve stayed silent on this because frankly, I’d rather be cheering for #yyc than fighting with #yyccc. But my business, like 1000’s of others, received absolutely $0 of the $140M

NotImpressed #FBPE 🎪 #SardinesUK

randombigbird

1. On the exit strategy. A number of European countries have been working on easing lockdown, how to do it and timelines.Europe prepares to ease coronavirus lockdowns https://www.ft.com/content/1fa5ae87-b3b6-4708-b9c5-58d2077b8d95 via @financialtimes

Doug Campbell

TradeandMoney

I just came across this video of a modern MMA guy who goes to expose a Chinese martial arts "master". The MMA guy kicks the crap out of the Tai

Amee Misra

ameemisra

I write a weekly summary of economics and developed focused writing, news and evidence (mainly on India) here:https://bit.ly/3f7BuIN Week 2 links for July 2020 are here https://bit.ly/2WnTTtB Include insights into how

Chengxin Pan

ChengxinPan

The anger at CCP & the vow of 'never forget' is predictable & even understandable. This crisis has laid bare the dire consequences of complacency & incompetency in many parts

Ron Butler

ronmortgageguy

Canadian RE Bears: Just Wrong? To paraphrase Kermit: its not easy being a RE Bear Particularly in some big Canadian cities Prediction is a crap business at the best of

Another Angry Woman

stavvers

I don't mean to be rude but businesses whose models hinge on loads of people being in office work have had four months to start pivoting their strategy now rather

Fabio Ghironi

FabioGhironi

Alberto Alesina had received his PhD from Harvard in 1986. I was 19, a freshman in Bocconi’s program in Economic and Social Sciences. 1/10 It was a small program—140 freshmen,

City Atlas

cityatlas

Saturday So what we're learning here is that Vietnam is the winner in the testing per case sweepstakes. @BrankoMilan https://darimulut.substack.com/p/how-vietnam-is-getting-it-righthttps://ourworldindata.org/covid-testing US per capita GDP: