ADAM TOOZE

The share of university graduates in Italy’s working-age population is marginally ahead of that of Mexico and behind that of Turkey and Colombia. oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/6b74… https://t.co/K9dxKTjIb2

Japan has had a relatively mild COVID pandemic, but its economy is recovering more sluggishly than the rest of the @OECD oecdecoscope.blog/2021/12/21/how… https://t.co/jrZaoHYcGq

The 1970s hang like a long shadow over the inflation debate and nowhere is the shade deeper than when it comes to price controls. Chartbook

How Europe’s gas market was thrown out of balance, resulting in higher LNG imports and surging prices. bruegel.org/2021/12/how-se… https://t.co/nznTNQi3OG

Brazil’s program to auction off infrastructure projects and raw material rights has driven $189bn in investment and $34bn in fees for government since it started

"On average more than 270 people — the equivalent of 10 or 12 high school classes — overdosed and died in the US every day

What is behind the supply chain crisis is an astonishing surge in imports to the US resulting in a record trade deficit. thedailyshot.com/2022/01/03/us-… https://t.co/WZLnem4G09

RT @hugocerqueira: Link pro comentário do @adam_tooze sobre a gritaria em torno do controle de preços. Pode-se concordar ou discordar dos s…

Dead cat bounce? About that lira rebound that Erdogan and his outriders were crowing about …. thedailyshot.com/2022/01/03/us-… https://t.co/iqa9mKexxf

America’s post-COVID surge has born strange fruit in the form of a kerfuffle about price controls inspired by the debates of the 1940s! And I

"As the new year unfolds, both the Fed and markets have a huge stake in inflation coming down in an orderly way.” Send @elerianm a

Transitory: by end of 2022 @CapEconGlobal expects US inflation to be below global average and on par with EZ. thedailyshot.com/2021/12/24/veh… As Chartbook #65 argues this

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In terms of output per hour worked, France is slightly ahead of Germany and remarkably close to the United States. oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/6b74… https://t.co/hqaBtmICPu

RT @DAGophile: Looks like @adam_tooze is now available in Italian. Sighted at @LaFeltrinelli in Pistoia, Tuscany. https://t.co/cS5Nw9xvYt

RT @lucas_chancel: @adam_tooze @amorygethin @thomas_blncht The full paper entitled “Why is Europe More Equal than the US?” is available her…

RT @JimCantore: This is roughly 90 miles of slow or no movement on i95! Some people in their cars now for over 8 hours. https://t.co/yHm9J…

US tax-and-transfer is more redistributive than Europe’s system. It needs to be! @amorygethin, @thomas_blncht, @lucas_chancel thedailyshot.com/2021/12/24/veh… https://t.co/dAZr946Um3

Over the 2010-2020 period, labour productivity growth in Italian manufacturing was significantly faster than that in Germany and more than four times faster than in

Japan has twice as many broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants as Germany, whose subscription rate is barely greater than that of Mexico. oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/6b74… https://t.co/YJpMwErYgz

@SGamarad @JosephPolitano Oh I see … its generic praise just sent out into the world. Kinda hilarious. More prizes for more people I say …

@JosephPolitano @SGamarad Now what have I done …?:( Yes. Indeed it was for @JosephPolitano

Your piece is fantastic. I will correct the online version.

@VisonaNicola @Noahpinion Read past that oddly worded sentence about the Galbraith intervention and the dig v. MMT and you find a very useful post.

RT @Gnitnapnoremac: I know that people generally find @adam_tooze useful for his economic insights, but his argument on @OnesandToozePod th…

@Noahpinion You’re welcome. I learned a lot. Great stuff.

@wangiverson Words I take absolutely NO pleasure in writing.

Cos that’s the way we roll! twitter.com/jorge_guajardo…

This is a really long and fair-minded post by @Noahpinion on the issue of price controls. Full of great references. Recommended. noahpinion.substack.com/p/why-price-co… https://t.co/rtWIZmU2Tw

@IsabellaMWeber @LDHerrine So anything less than specific naming of parts seems like giving the game away. Especially as your piece does at least suggest a

@IsabellaMWeber @LDHerrine Fair enough. I guess those of us committed to the transitory/sectoral approach are a. Skeptical about the entire “inflation is a problem that

@HerbWiseman I should say that it gives me absolutely no pleasure to be the bringer of bad news.

RT @gregeganSF: Every time I read new research about the Antikythera mechanism my jaw drops a little lower. I can’t decide which is most i…

@LDHerrine In light of @IsabellaMWeber book, I was puzzled by the lack of emphasis on the sectoral dynamics. But the follow on question is: if

@LDHerrine That makes sense to me. But @IsabellaMWeber sets up her piece not as complementary to the transitory view but as a critique of it.