#Economists

Joelle Gamble

joelle_gamble

A year ago, I finished my grad degree at Princeton. It got me thinking about how much I learned and how much I had to unlearn to be anti-racist in

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

Top UK epidemiologist/government adviser Mark Woolhouse: lockdown was a ‘monumental mistake’ and must not happen againhttps://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1320428/Coronavirus-news-lockdown-mistake-second-wave-Boris-Johnson Woolho

Guy in the red tie

guyinaredtie1

I'm fond of big predictions. Here's my biggest (ever): we are heading for a global debt deflation event and the biggest economic reset for 90 years. It will turn even

Rashmi#Witness#NoToCAB_NRC

Ra_shmi_Tweets

Economists are like politicians, each of us can interpret a concept, a market proble in our own way, and this makes Economic theories more complex and people feel it's all

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

Human scaled cities are the baseline for #GoodUrbanism. Cities where you can walk anywhere you need to go in a quarter of an hour means for example you get the

Diane Lim

economistmom

My @GWUEconomics class was graced with the visit of Nobel laureate economist Professor George Akerlof for a truly stimulating discussion of how economists should do better to see and understand

Alex T Magaisa 🇿🇼

Wamagaisa

1. Thread on Public Goods & why they matter to all of us, rich or poor. There’s a class of things that economists refer to as “public goods”. They don’t

Andy Mukherjee

andymukherjee70

A short thread on where I see India is going wrong in mounting an effective economic response to COVID-19. I’ll start with my piece today, laying out a blueprint for

ronny

ronbeer

With the shutdown of hair salons amid COVID, I decided to allow my grey hair to grow out and embrace female aging. I had just enough confidence to make this

IPPR

IPPR

Revealed – Lockdown measures are protecting landlords, banks and lenders more than the families they are meant to benefitOur new report shows the poorest are unfairly shouldering the greatest economic

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

Stagflation 101The term "stagflation" is used frequently in discussions of monetary policy and risks in the post-COVID world.But what is stagflation and how does it work?Here's Stagflation 101! 1/ Before

Erik Wim During

ErikwimDuring

Some recent reading makes for an interesting collection of complementing work. A lot of the mechanisms of societies evolving found in , can also be found in the work of

Scott Fullwiler

stf18

Your all-too infrequent reminder that #MMT has never argued for "printing money" the way you've all read about it in textbooks. Past experience suggests only those who already understand this

Danny Cullenward

dcullenward

1/ Book announcement! Making Climate Policy Work(with David G. Victor) EU/UK release Oct 2020, US Dec 2020@politybooks, discount code VBT99https://politybooks.com/bookdetail/?isbn=9781509541799 2/ The book pulls together big ideas in a shor

Pieter de Wilde

pieter_dewilde

The usually progressive Dutch satire @zondagmetlubach takes nationalist tour on #Eurobonds. Presents us vs them rhetoric, portraying as virtuous unified whole. Singles out Italy and Italian Eurosceptic populists as

chi 🐺🐰 | 0U$tdu29+1

areualbright

Krist and Mike's Friendship: A VERY IMPORTANT THREAD okay so based on my research, they've been bestfriends since highschool(?) along with a guy named Titlecha (titlecha looks like singto