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The Dutch current account surplus is a constant of recent history, but it is driven by different sectors. Up to lat… https://t.co/GFFSOYajEr

3 FT headlines: (1) Renault to slash 14,600 jobs in €2bn cost cutting plan (2) VW to invest €2bn in China electric… https://t.co/7Ffs1bINhF

More to come … "Airlines have openly discussed the likely need to shed thousands of workers after a prohibition on… https://t.co/u4Dor4NQkV

Alongside the Germans the Dutch have the largest and most persistent current account surplus in Europe For some bac… https://t.co/CGUDPuHydI

A Genealogy of the Idea of Universal Basic Income A discussion by @AntonJaegermm @DanielZamoraV of @pjsloman book o… https://t.co/SafgiVcnTO

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A Genealogy of the Idea of Universal Basic Income A discussion by @AntonJaegermm @DanielZamoraV of @pjsloman book o… https://t.co/bVduAqTRrU

37460 people have now died from Covid19. I want to tell you a little bit about one of them, my dad, Nassar, who die… https://t.co/88WVXvP6f4

Quote of the day: "A civilization evolves from agriculture to paradox." — E. M. Cioran

Excellent. This will likely be the first major international gathering after the Coronavirus pandemic. With the rig… https://t.co/9pojyUFlBm

.@dlknowles on Civilization VI: "Follow Mr Diamond’s advice and settle in the right environment … and your people… https://t.co/cWREePOuJh

What is even more impressive is that every book is about the Corn Laws https://t.co/Nk8cueDIwH

"If FOUCAULT had survived AIDS & had stayed alive until the invention of effective antiretroviral therapy, he would… https://t.co/CBkOvP6BAk

How were 1.5 m jobs shed in health care in the US in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis? Start with dentists and doc… https://t.co/bHcadVloT2

Norinchukin Bank owns about 10% of the $700 billion market for corporate debt that was packaged into CLO. Now faced… https://t.co/SFU1iu2Ao4

Estimating China’s fiscal stance produces different results depending on the definition you use. @ANZ_Research via… https://t.co/Zc14H2Fyy4

China’s fiscal deficit is taking on more significant proportions in response to COVID-19. @FitchRatings via… https://t.co/l537tbGedN

America at this point defies the imagination …. How Hawaiian shirts and igloos (sic) became symbols of the far-righ… https://t.co/Mvz5h5ac6o

The forum on critical (!) macro-finance really looks fantastic. Congrats to the guest editors and the @FinandSoc te… https://t.co/3TZyFtvQuV

How long before devaluation of yuan becomes another front in tense relations between China and rest of world? Data… https://t.co/UisZ1bqLXR

When Merkel says she intends to make Sino-EU relations the top priority of the German Presidency, we should take he… https://t.co/aYq6G5UsIp

Into British economic history after 1945: What an absolutely fantastic line up Evan Davis has on BBC radio: MacMill… https://t.co/ItkntU4QLc

Did America's "lack of saving" drive imbalances in early 21st century? If so, you would have expected i.r. to rise… https://t.co/eNk3FEmXdR

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My review of Noel Malcolm's deeply impressive book on the Ottomans in European political thought. Good to think wit… https://t.co/Rb0Mr33OGE

Do US government deficits cause trade imbalances? No. As Kenneth Austin argues in this piece and @michaelxpettis &… https://t.co/LKq1fxXu2d

Roll up, roll up the “swaps book” of the Turkish central bank is out … and it aint looking pretty! https://t.co/OcVOJIBZEA