ADAM TOOZE

The international monetary and financial system: a capital account historical perspective BIS Working Papers No 457… https://t.co/DC3hmMkghD

I loved Talbot Imlay’s work on political economy of rearmament in the 1930s. Looking forward to his latest: T. Imla… https://t.co/DkVlOSgZbV

Not so dynamic: The share of jobs gains attributed to new start up businesses has been in long-term decline in the… https://t.co/ipdAhytcPW

Recessions don't always have to mean big rises in unemployment – labor market policies matter. Incredibly striking… https://t.co/SGzBDaHaKQ

Lest we forget JC Trichet also sent threatening letters to Spain and Italy https://t.co/wuw6juJpp0 via @financialtimes

@BraneRunner Ich ebenfalls …

Helmut Schmidt’s period as Chancellor of West Germany in the "long 1970s" is fascinating. I look forward to reading… https://t.co/eXJd5U1c3S

China spent roughly $32bn in foreign exchange reserves to strengthen the renminbi in October, its heaviest monthly… https://t.co/v1chAikjxZ

For a panorama of the French socialists’ economic dbates see M. Fulla, Les socialistes français et l’économie (1944… https://t.co/w7dG90umC9

Switching out of expensive $, EM issue $277bn of non-dollar-denominated debt in 6 months to Oct 2018. @_Kate_Allen… https://t.co/AiCcCe1KbA

Stephanie L. Mudge’s work on economists and spin doctors in transformation of European left in 70s and 80s is is re… https://t.co/IOJlfFrMjy

Since 1979, when Margaret Thatcher entered Downing Street, approximately 2 million hectares of land — or 10 per cen… https://t.co/WCpflVBwDO

The difficulties of the German auto industry just got bigger and closer! https://t.co/XixZqiwTcB

Globalization didn’t really cause once-mighty US mfg base to move overseas…today’s output is 300% higher than 197… https://t.co/iHoSJnODwI

“Social Europe” What and When? Listening to Aurelie Andry make the interesting point that the high point of “social… https://t.co/mimpB2NCuL

Quick reminder for any British commentators who feel obliged to lament the ongoing polarisation in the US: there is… https://t.co/D0k7UtLRJw

Was the Mitterrand tournant of 1983 really a turning point? This fascinating footnote from Michele di Donato (Scien… https://t.co/eEHHOCsVX9

Important for an understanding of the “long 1970s”: International Summitry and Global Governance The rise of the G7… https://t.co/MNpL8uBqGQ

Really looking forward to reading this: Laurent Warzoulet Governing Europe in a Globalizing World: Neoliberalism an… https://t.co/KXgsWP5O0x

@M_C_Klein @nicolas_veron @prchovanec Depends what you mean by “without”? Without American manpower perhaps. Britis… https://t.co/q0BTAeBQW9

Hard Brexit worries: "Danish pension fund PFA, which has about $113 billion in assets, is avoiding further U.K. rea… https://t.co/NMMozf8KQk

"what links the battery in your smartphone with a dead yak floating down a Tibetan river? The answer is lithium”… https://t.co/OzRUAXGLza

The fact that UK 10 year real yield is -1.8 and lower than that of Germany is surely remarkable under the circumsta… https://t.co/851nmDTYLz

There may have been a China shock, but US manufacturing’s decline began long before China’s entry to the WTO.… https://t.co/HE3mzpJF6o

Angela Merkel’s favorability ratings are slumping back to the lowest levels since she took office. Major report by… https://t.co/eMnCRczDd3

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As @ErikFossing chief economist at Unicredit pointed out, the data I posted about Unicredit’s capital position were… https://t.co/eHq87JRx4v

@ErikFossing Thanks! Will retweet.

Of course gerrymandering is NOT a monopoly of the Republicans. Here is Illinois’s 4th Congressional District aka “e… https://t.co/o1zKUarXQC

“Jiang Zemin talked about the party being a big tent", he sought “to bring the elites into the party: business lead… https://t.co/2UEEZhF7JD