ADAM TOOZE

@mefibiger I agree that I could definitely have said more about that.

Our new issue is now online, featuring @adam_tooze on the end of the American century, @embot on the opioid epidemi… https://t.co/u9zk70VYfe

Wanting the moon: Keynes on the problem with money and wanting something you cannot produce. General Theory Chapter… https://t.co/FL0vBZsG1k

@MacaesBruno Totally d’accord with your main argument here. But Eurasian hardly seems right for a system in which t… https://t.co/ebCNa0wEyp

Wanting the moon: Keynes on the problem with money and wanting something you cannot produce. General Theory Chapter… https://t.co/lXS0ZgrLFH

NEW: Crisis sets in 4 Puerto Ricans after food stamp cuts hit 1.3 million — HIV patients forced to sit for hours… https://t.co/V5O0zjBsH2

#Germany, Europe’s strongest economy, is also its weakest link. Its industry has been supported for too long by art… https://t.co/4JAyl2LGS1

The Energiewende is another chapter in the disappointing legacy of the Merkel era. Yet more evidence that amiable,… https://t.co/uEneZ0lntW

Fascinating on the significance of highly sophisticated air-coordinated time-on-target rapid and unanticipated arti… https://t.co/IiSoY4AQtB

3.6 m American kids reach high school graduation age each year. For vast majority the question of elite college adm… https://t.co/MYYlnI6vL7

“The number of officially "unemployed" is not a great measure of the number of people in USA actually willing to wo… https://t.co/ldguewuVVb

The wealthiest Americans have a lot riding on stock market wealth which since 1990s has been persistently above lon… https://t.co/CSWJrmapnb

How Europe’s printing revolution of the 1500s drove down the cost of 200 pages of text from many months of work to… https://t.co/lKWAWyrxMM

"more than half of the carbon emissions that have been produced from the burning of fossil fuels in the history of… https://t.co/3d6vkTC45F

US public purse funds high school age kids at rate of c. $15k per year. A low to middle income student might receiv… https://t.co/9ZFrzeprUM

US Federal and State government spend $154bn subsidizing postsecondary education: $153bn goes to College-based mode… https://t.co/NgHyr1kkAh

This is from last year but everything about this graph of incarceration rates in the US by parental income and race… https://t.co/QytuTUmNHx

Cant say this often or loudly enough: ONLY 16% of young Americans graduate high school, get a degree and then enter… https://t.co/0X5RQmlleA

Waiting for America’s antiquated check-based clearing system costs its poorest citizens billions in bank fees and e… https://t.co/x9m3HLnddd

The top 5 Universities working in wireless communications are all in Asia and S. Korea is the clear leader.… https://t.co/G9eMJMv0Q5

"The stereotypical well-paying, noncollege job is in manuf or a trade such as plumbing or HVAC, and with good reaso… https://t.co/1ZbPMq6frI

US IP owners were once the undisputed kings of global economy. Chinese firms are now beginning to converge.… https://t.co/Vc0ocfZ34l

Why expensive BA degrees are a big gamble for kids from lower income American families: “The weekly wage range for… https://t.co/A6yeeOsnvO

Comparisons should be taken with a grain of salt but there can be little doubt that Chinese R&D spending is beginni… https://t.co/DVLhRadA5R

REALITY check on education debate in the US: of 4.2 m kids who reach high school graduation age each year only 16%… https://t.co/511KCTViqt

From 2005 US federal funding of University based R&D has been largely static with growth being funded by Univ thems… https://t.co/UuVYXvLU1o

Majority of US Treasury is less than 5 yrs old -> sensitive to interest rate increases. Torsten Slok of… https://t.co/FKxnfYUPvg

How Europe’s printing revolution of the 1500s drove down the cost of 200 pages of text from many months of work to… https://t.co/CfVZ6oHr8g

Austerity Britain now has one of the lowest levels of public spending in Europe (close to the US’s 36% of GDP). https://t.co/3TnueY9ans

This looks like a fantastic tour of the Vienna Military History Museum. Wish I could go. https://t.co/HPEYadPj9S

Sartre criticized Camus's declaration ("declaration" because, unlike Schäuble, Camus gave no reason why) that Sisyp… https://t.co/QDxFdYGHkd