ADAM TOOZE

“dark factories”: truly eyeopening report about fast fashion and the low-wage manufacturing economy at the heart of… https://t.co/WrP7nc3tl5

"This does not imply that global banking is a US fiefdom that Mr Trump can control without incurring significant co… https://t.co/PFABfDbW5h

An influential voice in Germany drawing stark conclusions from the political news out of Italy. @Lars_Feld in debat… https://t.co/WaBOj6haSZ

The 'City in the Sky' of Larung Gar (Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan, China) in 2015, before the mass… https://t.co/rvCj8X6WDY

Great chart on Italian budgetary situation from @acemaxx https://t.co/ceyzG2LNes

In another huge win for science, Swedish universities have cancelled all of their Elsevier subscriptions, saving €1… https://t.co/kNrxWPdgxI

Ukraine needs the next IMF tranche, and most likely a new program, to avoid depreciation and ease risks from high e… https://t.co/tkau8gnKhI

Up to 20% of incarcerated people in America are imprisoned because they lack the money to pay cash bail or fines fo… https://t.co/fhez2R2XJl

1. Sarah is right. 2. Do read her superb piece on dark factories. 3. Can’t remember who said it but the “if we forc… https://t.co/N9TwrZM3c4

Good morning from #Germany where banks have an direct financial exposure to #Italy of at least €90bn, acc to BIS. https://t.co/MYF1Suc93O

Great report on the "bizarre microeconomy" of middle England, "where larger factories using machines are outcompete… https://t.co/W40LCi8m0j

At what is probably close to peak of business-cycle the US is issuing T-bills at a rate only exceeded by worst mont… https://t.co/e3GWVy9fSf

The distress ratio for leverage loan borrowers in retail is already at 22.6% @SoberLook Sign of an ongoing crisis… https://t.co/aYm84jToI2

@PoutrusPatriceG @ChristophMllers what’s the german for snowflake?

Tyranny of low expectations: ECB, IMF and OECD all appear to agree that eurozone is close to closing output gap and… https://t.co/0z1XIEzvtJ

"People can take their chances with a public defender, or they can rely on the experts associated with these self-d… https://t.co/0ugBBvMupf

Some EM have large reserves relative to the size of their economies, Argentina, Turkey, https://t.co/C1YcCqmo2D, Ma… https://t.co/sqsBMvIrzA

Scholtz has made getting (gross) debt under 60% of GDP the only goal of policy. Net debt already well under 60%… https://t.co/WtGkORtZvA

Differential growth rate expectations and cost of currency hedging account for the largest Bund-Treasury yield gap… https://t.co/c6PJCQbW4c

How the construction boom of the early 2000s left its imprint on the American housing stock. fantastic data on vint… https://t.co/47D5REExdJ

As Eurozone momentum fades, global industrial production is sustained by Japan, EM and China. @SoberLook… https://t.co/sbO7E3RSwG

Hitting the maturity wall: Over the next 5 years corporate America needs to refinance $4 trillion in bonds and leve… https://t.co/UgeUWzbiLi

Egypt appears to have weathered the inflation spike following the November 2016 devaluation. It’s on most people’s… https://t.co/6qYmYxy60x

One point of stability amidst the general EM jitters is the relative strength of the Yuan. If Chinese currency were… https://t.co/Cu9O6uc3Ti

Tyranny of low expectations: ECB, IMF and OECD all appear to agree that eurozone is close to closing output gap and… https://t.co/PtXOe37nnF

What if the logic of clean slate prior to mutualization that Germany insists on for banking union were applied to E… https://t.co/aYRXHM9Phq

Even when US wages have grown over the last twenty years, there has been surprisingly little pass through to prices… https://t.co/mkOrswGRpC