As lower income New Yorkers drop out of tax system due to heavy unemployment -> average tax withheld per tax
As lower income New Yorkers drop out of tax system due to heavy unemployment -> average tax withheld per tax payer has gone up by
As lower income New Yorkers drop out of tax system due to heavy unemployment -> average tax withheld per tax payer has gone up by
SNAP food stamps and Cash Assistance program help the worst off New Yorker cope. Mar-sep 2020. SNAP enrollment rose by over 220k recipients to a
COVID-19 cost hit to NYC totals c. $4.9bn so far. $2bn are for hotels for homeless and food. $742m for PPE. $149m for ventilators. comptroller.nyc.gov/newsroom/new-y…
NYC is facing a public transport crisis: MTA ridership has not rebounded enough -> $1.3 billion in service reductions and cut their workforce by 9,367.
1/3 of NYC workers continue to work from home. V. 1/4 of Americans nationwide. comptroller.nyc.gov/newsroom/new-y… https://t.co/YF7CZw11T3
In May, at peak of corona shock, the unemployment rate amongst Asian and Latino NYC workers was twice that for white workers. comptroller.nyc.gov/newsroom/new-y… https://t.co/JmkAYLpFhd
Biden victory -> greater optimism about a fiscal deal for states and cities. But if fed aid relieves the same portion of these gaps as
Occupancy figures for NYC hotels understate the savage hit to hospitality sector because they are based on hotels that have stayed open. Hit to sales
Unemployment rate in NYC is currently 13.2% up from 3.6% yoy = loss of 570k jobs. 553k in private sector. labor.ny.gov/stats/pressrel… https://t.co/zUz4jEz7BP
“Demand-side reform”: Great thread from @michaelxpettis on a debate to follow in Beijing this month! twitter.com/michaelxpettis…
Im still hung up on the fact that when you look past the political narrative about “stimulus packages”, the fiscal impulse for US in 2020
"We now know that total decarbonisation is technically feasible at very low cost.” Transition is an investment in a better future even if you do
@AugustRemarque @Noahpinion S, totally open to idea that statistical constructs someone like me reads from outside give a simplified view of a chaotic, complex reality.
@AugustRemarque @Noahpinion Hi. Thanks for your engagement. I will be FIRST to agree that I am not China expert. Just someone trying to make sense
On Friday last carbon allowances in Europe’s Emissions Trading System smashed 31 Euros. Prices expected to stay above 30 throughout 2021. Data from: @BloombergNEF https://t.co/x9ZIsvy3FX
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Thank you @Noahpinion thank you! I should emphasize that what I am doing here is no more than laying out the contrasting perspectives of @Lingling_Wei
@KevinPGallagher @FT Hi Kevin. Great. And you are totally right. I should have formulated my first tweets along the lines of: “Fascinating data, about which
@StephenPaduano @lajohnstondr @MacaesBruno @FT I agree that this is the basic issue. Inserting a data set that is intended to do one job into a
@sciencecohen No. THANK YOU. Its a really great piece. By some margin the best out there h/t @70sBachchan Im trying to write a brief chapter
@andrewbatson @MacaesBruno @FT Hi Andrew Im seeing a 300 point surge btw what looks like 2017 and 2019. Bit hard to tell because of the
@andrewbatson @MacaesBruno @FT Great points. But if one generalizes from BU data, which may not be fair to BU, we would be looking at a
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There is no more important issue right now than how to read China’s state capitalism and its likely trajectory.
In Chartbook Newsletter # 8 I collected some material on China’s recent economic development. In # 9 I want to dig a little deeper, on the lines along which China’s political economy is interpreted. I offer these thoughts as a general reader of political economy rather than a China specialist.
The basic question seems to be:
Are we seeing a power grab by Xi that will lead to an overgrowth of state-owned businesses and the strangulation of China’s private sector? Or, are we seeing the emergence of a new streamlined form of state capitalism?
It is a crucial question for China. It is a crucial question for the world economy. By one estimate, China’s State-Owned Enterprises account for a larger share of global GDP than Japan.
@KevinPGallagher This didnt seem like a tweet, so much as quite a serious set of worries. Non? With the key issue being, what is it
@KevinPGallagher Ok. Will take down. Sorry. Need to work this through more.
@KevinPGallagher Hi Kevin so the crucial issue here is whether the lending of those two banks is a good “indicator of overall Chinese foreign lending”
18.7% v. 10 % Those are fiscal deficits that IMF expect in US and EU for 2020. The gap for fiscal impulse (i.e. change in
@Eaterofsun @Jonthn_Wheatley @JKynge @jamescrabtree @Lingling_Wei @michaelxpettis @TheEconomist @DSORennie @domziegler @jarmiles @s1moncox @S_Rabinovitch @studersc @TedPlafker @donweinland Ive updated the post! MANY thanks. I was hoping someone
New Chartbook Newsletter #9 contrasting the takes on Chinese State Capitalism by @WSJ and @TheEconomist is, I discover thanks to @Eaterofsun a homage to the
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