ADAM TOOZE

When did the China shock end? asks @Brad_Setser "for consumer goods it was mostly over by 2006; the China shock for… https://t.co/uVnFb5we30

Sharpening his weapons @Brad_Setser is now tracking Asia’s balance of payments, central bank interventions and rese… https://t.co/QVIHS5r72v

Asia’s huge current account surplus never went away. They have now been joined by Europe. @Brad_Setser points to co… https://t.co/snFhQpm0U8

Come to the launch of Economic Science Fictions, which will see a discussion w/ @unamccormack & @owenhatherley on ’… https://t.co/DKLcYO2mXf

"Ohne Mich” – Without Me: The huge surge in conscientious objection to the Bundeswehr draft is a remarkable phenome… https://t.co/o0XSgMtq4B

@mjturner1975 yup. @Brad_Setser pointed this out.

"Today," Yeltsin added, "is the last day of the past.” – Sep 1994 Red Army withdraws from Germany… https://t.co/UBuuG7N5wi

In light of recent history, this report about controversies surrounding German funding for Iraq war I in 1991 is a… https://t.co/KDwtDLZAIL

Domaine Georges Lignier & Fils Clos des Ormes, Morey-Saint-Denis Premier Cru if you ever get the chance to drink th… https://t.co/LuSpoS3Oju

This documentary about high-speed, wood-framed, twin-engined De Havilland Mosquito fighter-bomber of WWII is Histor… https://t.co/SNYj0whYn8

This documentary about the high-speed, wood-framed, twin-engined De Havilland Mosquito fighter-bomber of WWII is we… https://t.co/OyZXpzGEAE

The diffusion of knowledge and technology globally is critical to productivity growth worldwide. @martinwolf_… https://t.co/BZuzHuthTd

Given the slowdown in patenting in the advanced economies, should we really be surprised by the productivity slowdo… https://t.co/X47kw6vJ1c

If productivity is everything and know how drives productivity and know how is produced through market incentives,… https://t.co/9De1YtOjN7

UN’s Comtrade data show that 60 % of UK exports in 2014 are accounted for by goods and national partners that alrea… https://t.co/NUCD3usdqd

The productivity gap between leaders and laggard firms in both IT-intensive and non-intensive sectors is striking.… https://t.co/QuCeXZEdP6

Peter Fisher: "You might consider the possibility that flat and inverted yield curves cause recessions as narrowin… https://t.co/MZHmlzkDnE

"It’s estimated that $2.7bn was invested in fighting malaria in 2016, of which the Global Fund provided about $1bn.… https://t.co/beLyIHblzQ

"After years of following the eurozone debate, I have come to the conclusion that Germany will not agree to reforms… https://t.co/ZyjWQ7u4HQ

"We have made extraordinary progress in the fight against malaria. Since 2000, deaths have fallen by 48 per cent an… https://t.co/yRcMwZfCHa

@markkuilmari yes. it is NOT one-to-one!

China’s rebalancing may come more quickly than we expect. The household saving rate fell from 31% average in 2008-2… https://t.co/7XSNAmq4UQ

@Brad_Setser Does flight capital make up the difference?

The urge to travel is driving the “rebalancing” of China’s current account: of the surging deficit in services, 85… https://t.co/x3oHG3DAB4

First 2008 and then the commodity price collapse of 2014 and after slashed the EM current account surplus.… https://t.co/XedzFp2Ay4

Is this how the Turkish sudden stop, EM-crisis story breaks? More than half of its inflated corporate debt pile is… https://t.co/44byVYqNmx

"Shall we drink to a … Blitzkrieg? 😉 I prefer a slow encirclement …” Ernst Lubitsch’s utterly inappropriate and hi… https://t.co/QfxgmwSKZL

Of Germany’s 50bn euro surplus with the US, 42n euros were accounted for by automotive, mechanical engineering and… https://t.co/VTyC9sMGqV

How the public credibility of US economic leadership drained away. Are there contrasting data for market actors?… https://t.co/APonqMpuqz