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It bears repeating that the driver of the eurozone unemp crisis was Spain. Data from the @SVR_Wirtschaft report… https://t.co/HgCPhZmElp

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Add Immerwahr's response to this incredibly important debate: https://t.co/2RYPfVrX3U https://t.co/Ai2PVJK85m

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Some Italian banks are shifting Italian government debt holdings into "held to maturity" accounts to reduce mark-to… https://t.co/PZqKCOHZJt

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At the height of the crisis in the US 4.5% of mortgages were being foreclosed on. @SoberLook https://t.co/3d3hEfkzMl

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The Treasury’s auction Wednesday of $19 billion of 30-year bonds met the weakest demand since 2009. The Treasury ha… https://t.co/wk3VXWPec7

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In 2013 the number of Indian internet users overtook the number in the US in 2016 it overtook the EU.… https://t.co/JQchPe7TIZ

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Belgium is the hub of start ups in Europe. Who knew!? Germany is not. @SVR_Wirtschaft https://t.co/GmaxP74prw https://t.co/oaOZ6sd8pC

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Handy summary of studies of the likely macroeconomic impact of Brexit on UK, Germany and EU by @SVR_Wirtschaft… https://t.co/hYmfMH1YlQ

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The US current account adjustment in 2008-9 is remarkable. So to is the invariance of the German surplus v. adjustm… https://t.co/qVKhXBXboM

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In the flux of bank credit to households and NFC in the Eurozone, Spain is the great swing variable. France shows b… https://t.co/laehL03BBE

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For its relatively large economic size Germany is an outlier in terms of the degree of internationalization and hea… https://t.co/bYl05dJLVu

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Worryingly Germany’s official economic expert body thinks that Italy is not below capacity but has a positive outpu… https://t.co/oYxDUtHmlB

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@Isabel_Schnabel @SVR_Wirtschaft Yup that’s the standard I’m invoking.

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Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Berlin lead Germany’s mini surge in real estate values and costs. From… https://t.co/FQ8tgDzmUC

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Sovereign yield differentials appear to track Chinese capital flows rather neatly and would tend to predict an acce… https://t.co/kGzrRoyxkS

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Oh lord. I think this means that @PeterBofinger is leaving the @SVR_Wirtschaft To say he will be missed is an UNDER… https://t.co/lhmMMFHn8Q

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Amongst all global competitors South Korea and Germany are most exposed to the Made In China 2025 initiative. from… https://t.co/mtQN36gVmZ

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Fascinating map of world by leading export commodity from the always brilliant @VisualCap by way of @SoberLook… https://t.co/sJplLkAxEW

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Allowing for “augmented” wealth measures closes much of the gap btw Germany and the United States in terms of wealt… https://t.co/DDRbjtGGhw

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At least in one respect Trump admin has been making a REAL difference. Issuance of business regulations in the US h… https://t.co/vFcLjpsrhP

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Merkel's second lease of life as chancellor. After decision to give up CDU leadership (supported by 78%), Germans i… https://t.co/N2SYzL23VG

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Net worth of public sector fell from 42 to 17% 2007-2016 across sample of AE dragged down by debt issuance and rela… https://t.co/DixltXjJTJ

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The geography of Brazil’s foreign trade has dramatically shifted since 2000. @SoberLook https://t.co/WBirTj9uNP

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China’s financial relations with Eastern Europe are much commented on and extremely lopsided. @WSJ @SoberLook https://t.co/mJgI6dsyNM

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"The value of the so-called agromafia business has almost doubled from €12.5bn in 2011 to more than €22bn in 2018”… https://t.co/WLisUpfS99

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@ClausVistesen THAT would indeed “fix” the problem. Fingers crossed ….

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The ECB has absorbed such a large share of debt market for Dutch and German public debt that @TS_Lombard is talking… https://t.co/TIxeFHx1jR

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Immerwahr v. Kramer two of Americas leading international historians are locked in a fierce debate about how to und… https://t.co/xkDaptc7Fs

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On the excellent Herdentrieb blog at @DIEZEIT German experts discuss the question of whether there is any alternati… https://t.co/Eu1P9yw6uG

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The Borchardt debate on the constraints governing Weimar’s economic policy, high wages, low investment began in 197… https://t.co/TMHi4imEB2

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Was at an event yesterday on cosmopolitan Greek radicals prior to the Balkan wars that made me intrigued about this… https://t.co/qKOHUj8Xek

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The international monetary and financial system: a capital account historical perspective BIS Working Papers No 457… https://t.co/DC3hmMkghD

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I loved Talbot Imlay’s work on political economy of rearmament in the 1930s. Looking forward to his latest: T. Imla… https://t.co/DkVlOSgZbV

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The new Acting Atty General. As depicted on his home page. Honest to God. https://t.co/KxkKmEAEtN

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Not so dynamic: The share of jobs gains attributed to new start up businesses has been in long-term decline in the… https://t.co/ipdAhytcPW

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Recessions don't always have to mean big rises in unemployment – labor market policies matter. Incredibly striking… https://t.co/SGzBDaHaKQ

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