RT @stephenkinsella: This is such a good read. Everyone take a look: twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
RT @stephenkinsella: This is such a good read. Everyone take a look: twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
RT @stephenkinsella: This is such a good read. Everyone take a look: twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
@debye_huckel @dcullenward Yeah. Me too. Its quite a challenge.
Potemkin markets or more of a mirage? Savoring @dcullenward & Victor’s tough but precise takedown of the promise of cap and trade. Check out Chartbook
A satellite image released in July 2020 shows water filling in the reservoir behind the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. (Photo by Maxar Technologies via New
Beijing’s regulatory assault on China’s technology industry has lopped $87bn off net worth of sector’s wealthiest tycoons since the start of July. Combined net worth
US trade deficit hit another record amid surging domestic demand. thedailyshot.com/2021/08/06/the… https://t.co/VaKm4sp4hF
Economists’ bookshop RIP. Oh no … one of the great sources for 2nd hand economics/economic history in London is closing. twitter.com/ProfJohnTurner…
RT @GrahamBrownlow: The second hand section back in the 1990s was amazing. Bought a few books there I've never seen anywhere else. To me t…
Been reading @dcullenward and Victor’s left-centrist, Sabel&Zeitlin inspired take on climate political econ alongside Malm & @ZetkinCo Poulantzian/Stuart Hall inspired take -> realization that they
The six GCC nations have provided $137.3 billion in investment funds to four of the nations on the African side of the Red Sea. Nearly
In climate policy in the US right now, “bottom up”, ad hoc, sectoral approaches centering on industrial policy and regulation rule the roost. Chartbook #31
Aluminium prices are closing in on highest levels in 10 years, as global demand for everything from beer cans to packaging rebounds from the pandemic.Prices
RT @NicholasDanfort: The satellite photos in this piece really do a remarkable job of capturing the scale of the prison construction boom.…
@s86CoffeeDev @davidfrum Not in the company of people like this. At all.
@fafner100 Sure. But these folks favor applying it to the US itself.
@Casmilus @davidfrum @amconmag Yup! Far out.
@Casmilus @davidfrum @amconmag Thank you
There are American right-wingers who praise Salazar’s authoritarian and brutally colonial regime? Really? Seriously? Thanks for highlighting this @davidfrum Im not in these circles. Can
RT @tracyalloway: Huge new Odd Lots! @TheStalwart and I talked to Dallas Fed President @RobSKaplan about how he sees the economy and monet…
RT @PatrickHeinisc1: Last week, the National Bank of #Ethiopia released a range of data for the 1st quarter 2021 (Jan-Mar). The #budget_def…
RT @SeasideFerry: My homage to Sidney Little, the Borough Engineer for #Hastings and #StLeonards, who transformed the seafront there during…
RT @adamvaughan_uk: Here's one of the key tables in the IPCC #AR6 report. It shows the five emissions scenarios considered for the future.…
The question of how to drive the energy transition exposes questions about how to govern economies and what makes them tick. Chartbook #31 on fundamental
Why has America, whose economists invented the idea, soured on carbon pricing and what are the implications for trans-Atlantic relations? Chartbook #31 digs deep. Sign
RT @70sBachchan: 48/ "Together, Europe & the US inaugurated the mass manufacture of cars in the early 20th century. They should now work to…
@DuncanWeldon Isnt this the Nick Crafts view as well? Isnt it quite compelling especially in combination with Broadberry’s data on the 1950s and 1960s.
RT @cobbo3: Tanzania maize exports to Kenya surge more than sixfold on the back of President Samia Suluhu’s May visit to Kenya that saw Da…
RT @dcullenward: @NB_pik @theresphysics @adam_tooze @ForeignPolicy @ZetkinCo The book is motivated entirely by the gap between pledges, act…
Whilst Trump held the White House, the question of trans-Atlantic climate diplomacy did not arise. The advent of the Biden administration has brought the United States back into the Paris climate agreement. The White House insists that climate is “everywhere” in its program. This is welcome. But, after initial excitement the Biden program has stalled. At home, the wrangling over the infrastructure program has slowed progress . The stand-off with China leaves Washington with no leverage over the largest polluter. At the G20 meeting of environment ministers, John Kerry was a prominent presence, but there was no deal. Even with the Europeans, who might be thought of as climate allies, big differences have emerged. So much so that we are hearing talk of a trans-Atlantic carbon trade war. That would be a disaster.
RT @drvolts: A feast of climate policy talk today from @adam_tooze. First up is this piece in Foreign Policy about the increasing EU appeti…
RT @NeilWarner_: A very gruesome kind of urbanisation. Staggering figures from this @adam_tooze piece on how the war in the 1980s, and the…
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