Shareownership in Germany never recovered from the shock of 2001. Easily underrated as the German prelude to 2008. wsj.com/articles/cauti… https://t.co/Ad7g5PEQI5
"Every U.S. market leader in the computer chip industry now has a Chinese doppelganger that is being positioned to take its place as a vendor
Over the course of 19th-c, as coal-burning became predominant, English cities grew working-class neighborhoods downwind of the chimneys. Remarkable work by Stephan Heblich, Alex Trew
While Wuhan endured a brutal quarantine, high-speed trains remained in service to ferry YMTC employees to its $24 billion 3D NAND flash memory plant that
Now that the EU’s vaccine rollout has begun in earnest, it is relying heavily on Pfizner/BioNTech @StatistaCharts Via @SoberLook thedailyshot.com/2021/05/05/boo… https://t.co/nkEjO8I5TG
"It's like when you want to drink milk — but you need to own a whole farm, and learn how to breed dairy cows, and
RT @KimTodzi: Liebe @tagesschau, @Weltspiegel_ARD vielleicht fragt fragt Ihr nächstes Mal Expert*innen oder lest etwas zb zur Geschichte vo…
‘Two minutes and 11 seconds to live, sir.” On the Trump admin killing of Soleimani, complete with the covert DNA-swabbing of his remains. Apparently it
Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. plant in Wuhan is dedicated to making state of the art chips with a supply chain whose vulnerability to American sanctions
Germany and Korea are three times more dependent on exports to drive their economies than the USA. @bcaresearch via @SoberLook thedailyshot.com/2021/05/05/boo… https://t.co/zBaQCTRqe8
@tedfertik @AntonJaegermm Ted … age catching up with you 😉
Assessing Biden’s Plans: The Jobs Plan for @NewStatesman newstatesman.com/world/north-am… The Families Plan for Chartbook Newsletter. Sign up here: adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… Big, but hobbled by the precarious
The profile of Mario Draghi by @b_judah is really essential reading for anyone interested both in the Draghi past and future. thecritic.co.uk/issues/may-202… https://t.co/liJMPoX0Oo
The Newark Museum is putting Thomas Cole's The Arch of Nero (1846) on the auction block at Sotheby's, carrying an estimate of $500,000-$700,000 -> provoking
There was a lot of value in that dhow … thats some serious collection of small arms! twitter.com/JosephHDempsey…
RT @tsmullaney: Chinese typesetters. Respect. https://t.co/PjPVLCkORq
America’s public spending on families flaunts the civilizational norms of the @OECD. The Biden Families Plan is a step in the right direction, but does
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Biden’s Families Plan is the third of his economic packages. Billed at $1.8 trillion over ten years, the Families Plan complements the immediate support provides by the Rescue Plan and the long-term Jobs/infrastructure Plan.
The Families Plan concludes the sequence, but the family has been a key preoccupation of all three of Biden’s programs.
The Rescue Plan offered hundreds of billions in support for child care providers and families in the form of family tax credits. It established what amounts to a temporary child benefit system. The Jobs/infrastructure plan provided $400 billion for elder care. As David Dayan summarizes in the American Prospect, the Families Plan adds to that a long-term continuation of child tax benefits, hundreds of billions for child care and Federal backing for paid family and medical leave.
“there is no answer to the unfairness of American life that does not include a massive preschool child development program. Anything less is an admission
@crossbordercap Thank you! Much appreciated. A
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White House’s new $1.8 trillion ‘families plan’ reflects ambitions — and limits — of Biden presidency washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2021… Totally agree with @JStein_WaPo on this. New Substack
In the current moment unease about America’s fraying social fabric easily merges with fears about national decline. Chartbook Newsletter #19 pulls together some thoughts about
RT @IsabellaMWeber: China’s economic rise was unimaginable when reforms started. Far from a Beijing consensus, China almost implemented Sho…
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RT @ahistoryinart: 'Anna By The Pool.' (1952) This is one of the first paintings in what for Zdzisław Ruszkowski would become a lifetime ob…
The real (inflation-adjusted) price of child care in US increased by nearly 49% from 1993 to 2018 freddiemac.com/research/insig… On top of regular inflation that meant
Leading European countries spend three times more on family benefits as a share of GDP than the US. Biden’s Families Plan if fully implemented would
Operations Room Conference, Bomber Command, October 1943 Herbert Arnould Olivier (1861–1952) Royal Air Force Museum artuk.org/discover/artwo… https://t.co/HIwz5HVnrM
On 1st September 1944, during the great breakout from the River Seine Montgomery was promoted to field marshal to disgust of Americans. That day he
In 1952, just before he became president, Eisenhower painted the portrait of Montgomery! Given the tensions between them it is quite extraordinary. artuk.org/discover/stori… https://t.co/CzSL206HvS
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