Though I agree with the sentiment here, isnt part of the problem that the question is framed in terms of "ability to make it", as
RT @vibecession: Möchte im Angesicht der Bürgergeld-Debatte nochmal an @adam_tooze Analyse zum Konservativismus und Post-truth erinnern htt…
RT @COdendahl: Not sure how I can save Ukraine's finances (also not my job, unlike @c_lindner's). I did write this leader for @TheEconomist…
RT @sarahrainsford: Vladimir @vkaramurza is facing 24 yrs in prison charged with treason & more for his outspoken criticism of Vladimir Put…
RT @LSEEcon: Institutional and Cultural Bifurcation: The Great Divergence between China and Europe lse.ac.uk/economics/even… https://t.co/4et…
RT @PriceofOil: “The Horn of Africa is experiencing its 5th season of drought & millions of people are facing famine. We urgently need gove…
RT @readsthepapers: I am such a bad Brit. I don’t know any of the royal history and keep asking my Texan boyfriend who Margaret was
Hilariously on point! twitter.com/DanaSchwartzzz…
@ryan_trollip Fear that twitter is a threat to itself.
Sticky wages and the Great Depression Jason Lennard uses a novel dataset to estimate nominal wage rigidity in interwar Britain. Over 3 million workers receiving
"Over the last 20 years, the World Bank has intervened during conflict in South Sudan, Yemen, Colombia, Iraq, the Philippines and Ukraine" Elliot Dolan-Evans journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…
By the end of the century, Africa will be home to 40% of the world’s population – and nowhere is this breakneck-pace development happening faster
In 2021, there were 83,878 homes in the capital that needed “partial repairs” and 46,158 that needed “major renovations”. havanatimes.org/features/housi… https://t.co/F8uaWXialo
The new non-alignment. This essay by @70sBachchan is outstanding. geopolitique.eu/en/articles/no…
Out of curiosity, I've set up a Mastodon mirror account for my twitter stream. You can find it here: @adamtooze@econtwitter.net I'm in NO rush to
Doing a mini-series on Chartbook Newsletter on finance in the polycrisis. Check out #2 on the risk of a global housing crisis here: adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-17… https://t.co/4esqg8Xd1N
In this precarious moment – in the fourth quarter of 2022, two years into the recovery from COVID – of all the forces driving towards
As global interest rates rise, the question is which is the most vulnerable housing market to i.r. shocks? Chartbook #171, #2 in the mini-series on
"Mortgage dominance"? Will stress in housing markets deter central banks from further tightening monetary policy as @RobinWigg suggests? Global asymmetry is that US housing market
RT @3eintelligence: Brilliant must-read analysis @craigpberry of the difficulty of understanding the #polycrisis & finding alternatives – "…
China, US, Japan, Germany, UK, France, South Korea, Canada, Italy and Australia – make up 75% of the global residential total. Chartbook #171 on the
RT @NewLeftEViews: The problem with most of academic economics is the level of philistinism. A pronounced aversion to seriously think about…
RT @MonaAli_NY_US: Treasury Dominance https://t.co/OrdurbSyMy
RT @cerqueiraalvesf: Yet another great chartbook by @adam_tooze (a must follow, btw). As we should all know by now: the Winter is coming……
Mortgage dominance @RobinWigg argues housing market pressures may stop Cb tightening. But because of GSE-backed, 30yr-fixed US mortgage system that pressure operates asymmetrically and least
RT @michaelbhaskar: This is a great tweet/graph: makes you see the world more clearly. twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
@Rhomulen BIS data seem to match pretty well I think.
Global capitalism has 3 big asset classes Equities – $109trn Debt securities public/private – $123trn Real estate = c. $326 trn of which $258trn residential.
RT @DanielAlpert: Repeat this to yourself every time you think about, or transact or trade in, the economy. Via @adam_tooze. (Subscribe to…
@avvwrites Yup. This is precisely where I am going with this. The idea that the Fed needs to crush inflation at all costs because otherwise
Chartbook Newslettter #171 on threat of a global real estate crash just dropped. #2 in mini-series on finance in the polycrisis. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-17… Start with #1
RT @EricLevitz: @adam_tooze I think the latter is partly right. But perhaps more accurate to say that it was trumped by the threat posed by…
Chartbook #171 Finance and the polycrisis (2) The global housing downturn. on Chartbook adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-17…
Midterms and inflation: As the results dribble in, do we agree that a. inflation was not, in the end, a factor serious enough to kill
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