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Kiernan Mathews
Kiernan_Mathews
1/ I have some thoughts (and links) on the downstream consequences of #faculty hiring freezes, massive #adjunct / #NTT layoffs, loosened admissions standards + institutionalization of online/hybrid #teaching. Your thoughts?
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Paul Kelleher
kelleher_
MEGATHREAD: I tweeted some quick thoughts yesterday about this new paper but I wanted to follow up with a more thoughtful take. Yesterday I griped that the paper’s numbers omitted
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William J. Luther
WilliamJLuther
I'm not surprised to see @judyshel come under attack for her defense of the gold standard ahead of her Senate Banking Committee confirmation vote next week. But it is sad
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mmatigari
matigary
Thread: Land Reforms 1/ The term BANANA REPUBLIC was popularized locally by @ProfJNMoyo as minister of info from 2000-4. Moyo’s refrain was “Zimbabwe is not a banana republic.”I agree
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Tuomas Malinen
mtmalinen
This is something I've planned to do for a long time. There are wide-spread misconceptions on #centralbanks that need to be set straight.So, a (long) thread on why Central bankers
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A repository of #MMT resources by @ActivistMMT.
MMTResources
1/ When it comes to issuing currency the Federal Reserve is clearly a creature of Congress. They can inflict a lot of damage bc Congress allows them to do too
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Heidi Shierholz
hshierholz
Last week, 1.6 million workers applied for unemployment insurance (UI). Breaking that down: 881,000 applied for regular state UI, and 759,000 applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA). 1/ https://www.dol.gov/ui/data.pdf There
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Joseph Walker
JosephNWalker
Below is a thread on why lockdowns need not be "economic suicide" as Steve Waterson described them in a recent article (https://www.theaustralian.com.au/inquirer/national-coronavirus-hysteria-will-lead-to-disproportionate-suffering/news-sto
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George Selgin
GeorgeSelgin
Thread: I don't think I've been at all coy when it comes explaining why I doubt that Bitcoin will ever become a generally-accepted and widely-used medium for everyday payments, that
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Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉
ASlavitt
COVID Update April 11: Today I spent on food— not (just) eating it. But what’s going on in the food banks, with food producers & for hungry people.Got the inside
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Heidi Shierholz
hshierholz
WILL THIS EVER CHANGE. Last week, 1.4 million workers applied for unemployment insurance (UI). Breaking that down: 822,000 applied for regular state UI (not seasonally adjusted), and 608,000 applied for
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HHT Zimbo
zimboguide
#BlackFriday in Zimbabwe 1997: a #thread1/The late 1990s were a difficult time in the country due to a changing economy, increasing civil unrest and the beginnings of an unsustainably inflationary
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Saoirse, Archduchess of You Called Me A Horse
ALWETP
A new thread of exclusionists being awful and bigoted because the last one is at like 40 tweets.So uh, yeah, starting out strong with the classic homophobic "what's next, pedophiles?!"
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Dr Arvind Virmani
dravirmani
Yesterday, after a long discussion with a close family member who is a US MD phd, we agreed that with world's best #contagion models (% masks & social interaction) available
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Dexter Roberts
dtiffroberts
1) "An antiquated land-ownership system, also from the era of Mao Zedong ... suppresses social mobility for China’s rural poor. In contrast to urban real estate, which can be rented
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City Atlas
cityatlas
1 - yes crazy but true2 - interestingly, economists of Nordhaus's type have no concept of dread (I asked the late Frank Ackerman)3 - which, I think, means they have
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