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@sjwrenlewis thank you Simon! Also for your review.

@Frances_Coppola thank you

@RobinBrooksIIF And did you know where the legislative backstop for the Fed’s more expansive policy originated? I h… https://t.co/aANsgxsbqP

Polarization across the US is starkly illustrated by West Virginia: From 2010 to 2017, WV’s working-age population… https://t.co/Gf4x52fnMh

@EdwardGLuce Thank you

@scsazak @gelberprize Thank you

@LarryGlickman @samhaselby @gabrielwinant The James Oakes piece is just FANTASTIC. After teaching those new slavery… https://t.co/usBU9qnZTR

@HGWDavie @PGDivGD Some finds about #logistics on the #Ostfront; feel free to share. https://t.co/DK1z6Xa0NA… https://t.co/JTYMXKfolM

@OberstWKlink @HGWDavie @PGDivGD Thank you this is fantastic stuff!

@CarlRMay thats very nice of you!

Read Walter Johnson. River of Dark Dreams: Slavery and Empire in the Cotton Kingdom. Harvard, January 2013 and then… https://t.co/C82Gqy63h8

@KevinPGallagher thank you! look forward to reading…

Ever wondered why in the US of all places the Fed has a full employment mandate whereas Europe’s ECB does not? Its… https://t.co/uJr8smDueE

Extending the expanded facilities added to the IMF in 2008-9 must be a priority when we think about the future of t… https://t.co/Tm2xqupLg7

@samhaselby @LarryGlickman @gabrielwinant Thank you @LarryGlickman the Oakes review is spectacular too and rather l… https://t.co/ncnvi5HKV0

@samhaselby @gabrielwinant Was NOT really how I read it. Clash btw N and S over labour regime remains fundamental.… https://t.co/c9FcjAMWel

"The car wash and varieties of capitalism” @MESandbu on the differences btw the US and Norway. Wage levels and diff… https://t.co/ykieXWaxv0

"the rich world has chosen to put itself at the mercy of the fiscal management of the Chinese Communist Party”… https://t.co/xLKB6LRmEV

Mapping total scale of global financial safety net (liquidity swaps, IMF, forex reserves) v. external liabilities,… https://t.co/atYbmO2rrE

The shifting geometry of cross border banking since 1990s shows the waxing and waning the transatlantic link before… https://t.co/uHSWle1edc

How financial repression helped to drive the emergence of wealth management products and peer to peer lending in Ch… https://t.co/8PIcU2Jj6x

China’s homeownership rate is 90%! Amidst all the talk about empty apartments etc I had not clocked that basic fact… https://t.co/tp5pXqqWVP

Even the poorer income deciles in China manage savings rates which match those of the most affluent groups in other… https://t.co/H2M2ZIlGUe

The collapse in China’s Mao-era social welfare system in 1980s and 1990s is a powerful force driving household savi… https://t.co/AP15RNA25f

"The car wash and varieties of capitalism” @MESandbu on the differences btw the US and Norway. Wage levels and diff… https://t.co/HIlwjVfEi2

Hjalmar Schacht boosting the development projects of Stafford Sands, while visiting the Bahamas in 1962! One for… https://t.co/aXFNbt1UTm

Why history since 1950 really is different! Huge surge upwards in carbon emissions is the telltale marker of a new… https://t.co/Y58Hr8Xb65

'In inland metropolis of Chongqing, where Ford builds cars like the Focus, 3 big assembly plants have been running… https://t.co/Foi2hpP7JN

Half of kids born into single parent families in the UK suffer relative poverty, trending towards 60% This is truly… https://t.co/sRi6aiZDnT

Its great that under New Labour relative poverty of pensioners in the UK was addressed, but the discrepancy between… https://t.co/jJHDtOzDbi

@gabrielwinant Seriously superb essay. Soooo helpful!

Slave capitalism: I was both impressed and somewhat non plussed by Walter Johnson's River of Dark Dreams: Slavery a… https://t.co/1eN9mTOeuL

China’s high household saving rate is by no means a “cultural constant”. It has moved with the phases of China’s ec… https://t.co/6255VWVKhQ