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Rich countries tend to have large middle classes (btw 75 and 200% of median income), the exception is the US.… https://t.co/IjpT2e1JNv

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How estimates of NAIRU in Spain were adjusted pro cyclically in the boom and then in the bust period. As estimated… https://t.co/ooVFDt77FO

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"JPMorgan Chase, the biggest US lender, made $9.2bn of net profit in the first three months of the year — more than… https://t.co/hKbNsea4QI

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@schulte_stef @McCaineNL thanks for the correction to the FT piece.

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How pretax inequality and redistribution shape the pattern of inequality varies across Europe between West and East… https://t.co/JWXxbD0zef

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US top chipmaker stops all deliveries to key Chinese firm on new “unverified list” of firms suspected by US of invo… https://t.co/rK4YPGCwtw

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The surge in right-wing nationalist voting across the EU after 2008 is very striking. From Funcke, Schularick and… https://t.co/uY07jMT4y0

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Banking in Germany is ‘fractured market dominated by small local lenders who enjoy political & regulatory privilege… https://t.co/A5RUoViIuh

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Peace sausage: During WWI Konrad Adenauer patented recipes for Ersatz Rye Bread supplemented with corn and a soy sa… https://t.co/iL1dX9sV1u

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"the requisite qualifications to run world’s pre-eminent reserve currency are relative. US econ = most vibrant larg… https://t.co/H3YeyBOeF1

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US Marines in Tianjin China 1945 as part of Operation Beleaguer to fill vacuum left by collapse of Japanese, prop u… https://t.co/FtLqTLuFOD

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For all the talk of wavering public support for NATO in US, % wanting to leave NATO is twice as large in Germany an… https://t.co/MqI6moOB4U

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In Sino-Japanese war 1937-45 there were 23 battles involving at least a regiment each. CCP was not a main force in… https://t.co/S41leUAtEt

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“Germany is committed to a particular political order — built around the EU, Nato & multilateral organisations like… https://t.co/ab8WrZzLhy

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The World Bank is a very much larger organization than the IMF. I didn’t appreciate the scale of the difference unt… https://t.co/JXswXP027R

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If you compare 50/1% income shares pre- and post-tax you arrive at conclusion that “taxes and transfers are much mo… https://t.co/4JBDqH1rHB

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The privatization of financial flows to LDC: Official and private flows from donor to developing countries.… https://t.co/a4cyqVAOQj

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In the early 1980s the share of bottom 50% and top 1% in national income was quite similar on both sides of the Atl… https://t.co/XbiEXpDMQO

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Germany’s Sparkassen not required to hold equity against claims on other Sparkassen/Landesbanken, treating them lik… https://t.co/qeooF3qc8g

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How the IMF bounced back from the staff cuts of 2007-8 in the early days of DSK’s reign. https://t.co/qBpfz2fFdF https://t.co/eOO2jTENSn

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The poorest half of the population earns an average annual income of €17,100 in Western Europe, compared to €13,000… https://t.co/jG2Sp7vKzd

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Talk to Canadian economic commentators and what they worry about is household debt. This is why: Canada is far out… https://t.co/oe0SZfuxOT

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Essential thread by @Brad_Setser in response to @Birdyword in @WSJ on net dollar position of major Chines banks.… https://t.co/boCUCpjOo1

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The devaluation of the S Korean won in 2008 was savage, though not quite level of the shock of the 1990s. https://t.co/9CrRkx2zYA

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The real puzzle about German banking is the fact that numerous fiascos of the Landesbanken has not broken their pos… https://t.co/1j7S0zaai5

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The @fwred chart showing public debt net of the ECB's holdings perhaps offers a way out. Look at public debt net o… https://t.co/talcCbQBj4

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Dérive on two wheels, first leg: Greenwich-North Greenwich-Charlton-Woolwich https://t.co/dELIjVtrfk

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@brucewilson @dimmerwahr @PaulHRosenberg But it’s not just postcolonialism … as Chamberlin explains

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@zeithistoriker The view from the Downing Street policy unit!

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The Cold War was no “Long Peace”: an average of more than 1,200 people died in wars of one type or another, every d… https://t.co/9sRMLR1qAx

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When it comes to euro area public debt, this is the killer chart. The ECB and Eurosystem of national central banks… https://t.co/z93JteGL6m

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America’s ideology of the business success born in a humble garage is all-pervasive. This is a nice thread of muck-… https://t.co/xNSf88XO5R

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Which financial markets are on electronic platforms? which are driven by automated algorithms and how much of that… https://t.co/5Iem2trI9j

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The flow into serious delinquency for low credit rated auto borrowers in the US has been elevated for last couple o… https://t.co/Uq2NUYeIKl

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"Securing Europe after Napoleon: 1815 and the New European Security Culture" – book launch and discussion with edit… https://t.co/kJA0nEIR6s

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The 2015-6 mini-recession in US manufacturing comes through loud and clear in the capital investment figures.… https://t.co/rs8QXPIut8

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