RT @LawDavF: Thinking about my…
Thinking about my Dad. He joined RN in 1938 and served in Fleet Air Arm through the war (inc in Malta). After war i… https://t.co/zcfYKQcMvP
Thinking about my Dad. He joined RN in 1938 and served in Fleet Air Arm through the war (inc in Malta). After war i… https://t.co/zcfYKQcMvP
Congratulations to former SHAFR President Mel Leffler on your retirement from the University of Virginia. But reme… https://t.co/DekdWK9QDA
A carbon tax of $75/ton, apparently consistent with 2oC scenario, would force rapid abandonment of coal in power ge… https://t.co/eky7WcUI5K
A better idea for the horrible @DerSPIEGEL cover’ https://t.co/GGwileTGre
Berlin is endangering its security, competitiveness and weakening Europe. This by @oertel_janka on Germany’s incohe… https://t.co/9ZkrGaFY1s
IMF devotes the entire Fiscal Monitor to fiscal policy and climate change. Estimates suggest that a $75/ton carbon… https://t.co/XjGixMJM9c
Testing energy investment scenarios across IAMs starkly reveals the hidden logic of the 2015 Paris climate agreemen… https://t.co/TRQm1jM1Ou
The scale of investment necessary for clearn energy transition should NOT be a major obstacle. Concentrating it in… https://t.co/ttLsxgP47K
To achieve energy transition, what is needed is not a huge surge in investment/GDP but a rapid shift from brown to… https://t.co/0KOFzZ9Y5J
Since 1990 the balance of public spending on energy R&D has shifted dramatically away from nuclear, fossil fuel tow… https://t.co/8HPPPAEGs9
@adam_tooze there are some numbers which put it at cost neutral by 2045. See Goodall 'The Switch'.
I just saw that the @BostonReview has collected a number of responses to the February essay by @rodrikdani, Suresh… https://t.co/iil8pvxtG7
We are at risk of overhyping challenge of a global green new deal. If you believe IMF, hitting a 2°C track only req… https://t.co/nxlJESdKrc
Christmas reading? I didnt see this coming. 1700 pages from Juergen Habermas on the question of how far post-metaph… https://t.co/sga1pyZATc
@BrunoBertez Anything I can read on that?
@AndroidBettik TINY amounts in any form.
A $50 per ton CO2 tax would result in a huge reduction in emissions in China. https://t.co/Hni1vKGcql https://t.co/Pdefwpp9mN
@dsquareddigest @FT @BMF_Bund Agreed. But the use of the language of “safe portfolio” does seem to me to be telling… https://t.co/7pCKNmpAmT
How is Europe supposed to respond to private diplomacy of leading figures in Merkel’s incoherent GroKo? After AKK o… https://t.co/kz33X9p9Qi
"In this way, banks in all countries would build up a “safe portfolio” of sovereign bonds over time.” Buried in th… https://t.co/0rVu8NAjhO
IMF estimates total GLOBAL Public Energy R&D spend at $19bn. … $19bn. Thats peanuts! If there is a magic bullet fo… https://t.co/RW4fu5aPY7
@PeterFr89977258 @EuroBriefing Yes it is. And that makes it look better. Which is why I find fantasies about ending… https://t.co/V3uL9N0KYQ
In his @FT piece @BMF_Bund Scholz bluntly announced "sovereign bonds are not risk free”. If you read full non-pape… https://t.co/RlFtLwahDg
The payoff from a $50 per ton carbon tax would be greatest in China, India and Russia. @martinwolf_ discussing IMF… https://t.co/RwwzXiVyH6
@EuroBriefing Well in that case, god help us! After the euro …?
A "better than Paris” $50/ton carbon tax will halve global employment in coalmining. It will also save 100,000s liv… https://t.co/n8n8d3O2xR
According to @TheEconomist one-in-five US billionaires made their loot from rent-seeking activities — including big… https://t.co/azYI8cfvP2
Ich habe keinen Nazi Vergleich gezogen @andreasbotsch @GustavAHorn @hsc55 In der webversion die ich online lesen k… https://t.co/1aaLE6DDTl
@Bartz70Tim @hsc55 @DerSPIEGEL Hi Tim Ive read it closely and what is striking is the jarring discrepancy btw illus… https://t.co/FURC7Twkqs
Can I just clarify that I quoted the UBS piece on the triumphs of billionaire-run companies as an example of transp… https://t.co/S2PRd75Yj0
@michaelxpettis Yup. I quoted it not as an outstanding piece of research but as an instance of self-serving logic o… https://t.co/7tVeYlok6q
Mundane facts of average American household’s expenditure, taxes and savings. Still the largest source of demand in… https://t.co/aTTjtPoEXI
China is so sui generis it is useful once in a while to view world economy without it. Data from @SergiLanauIIF sho… https://t.co/jqyMkFejkl
Fund managers the world over are basically fairly pragmatic/Keynesian when it comes to fiscal policy. Currently the… https://t.co/QauUZfQ0DQ
Economic growth outside the US is negatively correlated with strength of dollar. A @BIS_org theme. @CapEconomics vi… https://t.co/kwm5IsyZbl
"Foreign sources of short-term loans are almost as large a creditor to US non-financial companies as domestic lende… https://t.co/K716WUdb2n
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