The continuing worries about debt-burdened Evergrande are sending tremors through China’s regional high-yield debt markets. thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/Jad6D9HWHT
"Yang Baiwan, Millions Yang” – one of China’s original market speculators "liked the old saying that the first man to suppose a crab might be
IWM: Three worst words in the English language. I really care about the @I_W_M Ive been regular visitor both as a kid and adult, but
RT @JMGlachant: 70th edition of "BP Statistical Review of World Energy” shows a boom in Portugal solar with generation increasing by 25.9%…
@KNaughton711 Sorry? Please explain. ECB policy has amply rewarded folks who showed faith in Italian debt in the hard times. It still offers a premium
@OliverBWeber Koennen Sie mir Leseempfehlungen geben? Super interessant! Adam.tooze@columbia.edu
RT @tomreadsgoodok: Striking video of 1991 G7 summit world leaders small talking with each other. We need more mic'd up summit attendees li…
Italian 5-year debt sliding back into negative yield territory. It is worth reminding ourselves periodically how strange this. Or should it always have been this
RT @RobinBrooksIIF: @adam_tooze This goes back to our output gap work. Inflation short-falls are a Euro zone & Japan issue, not a US issue.…
RT @ShazCoder: A striking observation by @adam_tooze that WB report was very positive on China's socialist era and planned economy. I noted…
RT @OliverBWeber: @adam_tooze @stefeich @Fionnindy I am really looking forward to @stefeich's book to understand this link!
What is most obvious way to read this graph? As a sign of inflationary peril? Or as an indicator that AE as a whole are
Will we see the widely-followed Case-Shiller housing index exceed 25% in June? @Not_Jim_Cramer via @SoberLook thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/ZOPYwFUsuh
@OliverBWeber Keynes was Aristotelian. h/t @stefeich
Oliver is laying down some great threads right now! Kudoas to @OliverBWeber twitter.com/OliverBWeber/s…
Markets are pricing Eurozone inflation at around 1.5% 15 years into the future = measure of the challenge facing the ECB. thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/qUJ0RsYsg2
In majority of sub-Saharan Africa less than half the population have regular electricity supply. reliefweb.int/sites/reliefwe… https://t.co/NY5iD82eYr
Crazy things happened in the US home market last year. thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/eHYFdmKR9K
Been a bit of a China month: Long Read for @NewStatesman on China’s struggle for Econ development newstatesman.com/international/… Paired with Chartbook #26 on China’s hyperinflation
The US consumer confidence numbers are really not looking great! @SoberLook thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/mbd4lecIo7
The Fed’s reverse repo balances are approaching $900 billion = way to drain liquidity from the financial system. thedailyshot.com/2021/07/23/us-… https://t.co/rKqrMx604X
RT @x_delcourt: A lire en parallèle à cet article dans le New Statesman newstatesman.com/international/… twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
“Great and mighty things which thou knowest not” This reaction by @PMehrling to Werner is still one of my favorite money blogs. sites.bu.edu/perry/2016/01/… https://t.co/5bnPVqTKiq
@theoryhack @WorldBank It screams out of @WorldBank 1983 report! adamtooze.substack.com/p/adam-toozes-…
Fool’s Gold? In fact, some 5-10% of the world’s actual gold production today derives from pyrite … admittedly somewhat processed. But I knew it …
RT @blkahn: The photo from the Dixie Fire in California is just… latimes.com/california/sto… https://t.co/XLT5uXpgeA
Chartbook #28 is out: on how the @WorldBank discovered in early 1980s that Maoist China, unlike post-independence India, had through health care, education and nutrition
@PeterFr89977258 Thank you. Thats very kind of you.
RT @rocketdog632: @adam_tooze This ticket shows it costs ¥120,000 to park a car for about an hour in Shanghai. Possibly from 1947. #Hyperin…
RT @BJMbraun: The all-time classics @AdamPosen 1993 & 1995 easily top my most-played list. https://t.co/Yu5a6RmXvU
RT @njtmulder: Job alert: @CornellHistory is hiring a historian of the U.S. in the world (19th-21st centuries). The position starts in fall…
RT @bruceestokes: Adam Tooze's Chartbook #28: China in 1983, a miracle waiting to happen?, by @adam_tooze adamtooze.substack.com/p/adam-toozes-…
@MitchellBernar2 Sorry. Didn’t mean to imply any intellectual commitment. Just thought it was exceptionally clear statement of conventional views. Nothing more …
Chartbook #28 accompanies the cover story I did for the latest issue of the New Statesman on China’s twentieth century history. The New Statesman piece is a bit of a high-wire act suspended btw J.A Hobson and Larry Summers. Check it out here.
One of the most intriguing things I read whilst researching the piece, was the World Bank’s report on China’s Socialist Economic Development from 1983. What is so fascinating is that this was the first time that the World Bank had the chance to do an in-depth analysis of China’s development under Communism. The report asks all the questions one might be tempted to ask at that point. Where was China at after the end of Maoism? What distinguished it from other low-income Asian giants like India or Pakistan or Indonesia. Was China about to take off?
@OliverBWeber Die Brücke, die Sie schlagen zum Rechtshegelianischen Diskurs is genau richtig. Das ist in der Tat DIE Frage des Moments. Vielen Dank fuer diese
The emergence of the “world car” or “global car” as a concept driving corporate reorganization in Detroit in the 1980s, in reaction to what VW
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