ADAM TOOZE

1070% v. 11% the gap in the growth rate of compensation for CEO v. typical worker in the US since the 1970s is simp… https://t.co/Yra54rWRPq

REALLY enjoyed this conversation with @HelenHet20 and David Runciman about Crashed. https://t.co/h28okTJW18

Since 2012 Americans have resumed their push to supersize their vehicles with almost 70% of new sales in the SUV/tr… https://t.co/f9Iqgg6oBu

Not so much appropriate technology as rat rod, Indonesia’s Vespa culture is quite something.… https://t.co/tr25uUooim

Is capital mobility what holds both wages in the US down and pushes profit rates up whilst investment stagnates?… https://t.co/s2jezFD5RC

No more huddled masses … at least amongst legal migrants to the US those with BA degrees outnumber the low skilled… https://t.co/VW5Aw9nADf

"the Mexico deal may put the U.S. on a path to assembling a coalition against China.” IP, labour rights, wage level… https://t.co/ezpNuWHY3T

Very happy to be hosting a launch event for Seyla Benhabib’s Exile, Statelessness, and Migration at @ColumbiaEurope… https://t.co/fJn9n7YNm4

From Arsenic to Titanium … a list of commodities for which the US is more than 90% import dependent.… https://t.co/uTDiZMOwE8

“We have a very delicate balance in a highly managed system … That balance is very likely to get upset by sea-level… https://t.co/WADGqYvbzr

On the latest episode of @TPpodcast_, in partnership with the LRB, David and Helen talk to @adam_tooze (who has a p… https://t.co/5DdiwwH2wE

Smart observation. https://t.co/OoOKUDjK7q

global liquidity is tightening. https://t.co/09mhiTLmMV

The conversation with @HelenHet20 and David Runciman about Crashed was fantastic! https://t.co/h28okTJW18

The beauty of irony – Wonder what Orwell would have to say about today’s political information space. https://t.co/5BISGbUyle

This is one of the best threads I've read on Twitter https://t.co/Hdze6ILID1

Peter Thiel blurbs Alain de Benoist. A predictable shift from techno-libertarianism to the ethno-culturalist New Ri… https://t.co/nBaDyaPKls

Greece’s “Bailout” Was a Disaster for Greece https://t.co/OwT8T8Y5nv <– looking back after the exit from the pro… https://t.co/G36TOV4Vym

Das erste Buch aus unserem Herbstprogramm ist da! Am 10.9. erscheint #Crashed von @adam_tooze. Wir freuen uns über… https://t.co/HF2ixjGLyM

"the emphasis should be on Turkey’s banks, and their large external debts. Banks are the main reason why Turkey's c… https://t.co/TreSxvxPyY

Btw mid 1990s and 2008 there was a huge surge in global trade in intermediate goods. The motor vehicle industry was… https://t.co/emZTwQVios

Trailer park nation: In four US states (NM, WV, Mis and SC) trailers and mobile homes make up 15-25% of housings st… https://t.co/TZtQIfjBnB

Tech v. the rest: The contrast between US stock markets carried upwards since 2015 by tech and Europe and Asia is r… https://t.co/C3kXtE6nSq

"card-carrying members of macroeconomic tribe are starting to see that they may have plenty to learn about inner wo… https://t.co/BHywLhvd9H

“A few years ago, questions of monopoly power were studied by specialists, without linking them to broader issues o… https://t.co/BNgOLODLPY

Americans with subprime credit scores have been pulling back on auto loans since 2016. Thats an important indicator… https://t.co/oye4QrDvpw

Combination of oil rally and depreciation has left Turkey’s fuel costs 80% higher. And turkey is 100% dependent on… https://t.co/rslm1jhEVM

The IMF’s rankings of the banks that add most systemic risk to global finance based on 2007-2016 data.… https://t.co/mF0mVmGvnV