ADAM TOOZE

@diefenbackerj @JWMason1 @Mumesis @david_glasner @LinkedInEcon Precisely … why 1930 London forms end of Deluge narrative.

China’s high savings rate continues to be one of the defining features of the world economy. IMF data via… https://t.co/7ZJF5vaYX0

Not getting better: US trade deficit hits record figures. Nor will it get better unless macroeconomic fundamentals… https://t.co/HfX64PdXWO

Congo Müller – the Laughing Man Truly remarkable interview with legendary German mercenary of the 1960s. Dont be pu… https://t.co/fz5Wb273Mj

College grads participate far more in US labour market than those with less than High School, but the rate for Coll… https://t.co/TjqceR76P7

The striking thing in this graph about US attitudes towards immigration is the steady increase since the 1990s of t… https://t.co/7USxzOFu2E

@JWMason1 @Mumesis @david_glasner @LinkedInEcon Your points on sound money socialism are valid. But as Deluge argue… https://t.co/eWjJLTCxmB

@foxjust @SheltieDad @ANZResearch @SoberLook yeah the chinese number did not strike me as particularly concentrated… https://t.co/tIWNi3okeo

I wondered about how to back out racial difference. @IanBruff do you have arrest data broken down by race, class etc https://t.co/Jgj5tQ3KHm

@adam_tooze @SoberLook JPM had a good breakdown the beginning of this year (that PIMCO also recently cited) how ban… https://t.co/YzqQgRw0Om

@JWMason1 OF COURSE … it truly is multifactorial. certainly isn’t the case that unemployed voted nazi. they vote KP… https://t.co/TJORsFdppt

The displacement of the US as a supplier of beef to China between 2009 and 2017 was spectacular. Upside is that cat… https://t.co/MPOKAXSMui

In Canada’s long consumer-driven economic upswing key areas of manufacturing have lagged US production. @cibc via… https://t.co/oGAHjgWWCn

Wage growth in the US is dragging itself back to territory last seen before 2008. But the downward trend can hardly… https://t.co/VlE2NWvyFL

Shell and BP have the #1 and 3 gas station networks in the US. CITGO of Venezuela is tied for #5… https://t.co/BpLxs457AB

@LinkedInEcon @david_glasner @JWMason1 The problem with this version is that the starving folks are voting mainly k… https://t.co/FWsiVOEmum

@david_glasner @JWMason1 … the segue btw deluge and wages … is precisely that vertiginous ascent of the nazis to relevance

@mucha_carlos @JWMason1 @PfefferleTim Plus I seem to remember I have a table in there that highlights the damaging… https://t.co/kWn5Z2yeIN

@JWMason1 @youngindia @bwolman Plus if you print money to pay reparations you get spiraling devaluation which drive… https://t.co/cSibpwhKYp

@JWMason1 @youngindia @bwolman But the transfer problem remains as well as the losses to the creditors. In fact the… https://t.co/1SlQe90ChF

If US exports more to China who would be the big losers? How is this modeled? Is it zero sum? Barclays Research via… https://t.co/oFX60iiThq

In his last book – Inventing the Electronic Century: The Epic Story of the Consumer Electronics and Computer Indust… https://t.co/lz4actOlkJ

@sigfriedparsifa @SoberLook any kind of arrest record damages your chances in both education and employment. But ok… https://t.co/JSFd8zcitk

Whenever I teach Alfred Chandler I come away profoundly impressed. Crucial that the new generation coming to the h… https://t.co/x8q2ZJRQQW

@JoergBibow @xgrigoriadis @JWMason1 totally d’accord on Buba. It may be useful to distinguish between damage to rep… https://t.co/eM0in8U59y

The extraordinary destruction of human capital by the US criminal justice system: 1/3 of all Americans are arrested… https://t.co/nIVgN386MX

As a macroeconomic event (rather than a political or credit market event) the eurozone recession was the double dip… https://t.co/ymCxGhsbdd

institutional investors are holding 90% of leveraged loans whilst share of banks has dramatically declined. Good ne… https://t.co/oEGTpgXO65

@bwolman @JWMason1 OF COURSE. On this would recommend Albrecht Ritschl and many many others …. Its a truly complex multilayered process.