Global Wealth Concentration has increased seriously since the crisis: share of top 1% has surged from 36 tp 46%… https://t.co/m9NN31iSwG
Global Wealth Concentration has increased seriously since the crisis: share of top 1% has surged from 36 tp 46%… https://t.co/m9NN31iSwG
The conversation about economic history and the 2008 crisis with @thehistoryguy was great fun! https://t.co/OfjtjVj0rm
Capital market trading revenue significantly less important as source of major bank revenue since the crisis.… https://t.co/f2Wl0Mi4ln
@adam_tooze 9/16/2008 1st order of FOMC business — unlimited swap lines (“my own bazooka”) https://t.co/afKBsf0c3L
More stable funding: Top 5 US banks have reduced their dependence on short-term and repo funding from 44 to 24% of… https://t.co/XJ9i1cXjlf
Pour que l’Allemagne paie: January 1923 – French Ruhr occupation an often underestimated episode in aftermath of WW… https://t.co/JS2Ebtd7iA
@CasMudde Hi @CasMudde it was late night tipsy tweeting. I think I was a little irritated by the fact that you migh… https://t.co/vkTH83vK3q
In the three interviews I have done with @poltheoryother including one on Wages of Destruction, each time I have co… https://t.co/CW5SdIXsrd
History or a cabinet of horrors: I was looking for an image to illustrate a critique of the use of history in the “… https://t.co/vZjzRYAiE0
The way that predators look at their prey: Daluege chief of police, Himmler chief of SS and SA-leader Ernst Roehm t… https://t.co/XfRpdOtjc2
On point that adjustment in EM’s hit by sudden stops comes through domestic recession & collapsing imports: look at… https://t.co/BOQu7HFEM2
Though I fundamentally disagree with @AshokaMody politics on the eurozone, his analysis is fascinating and impressi… https://t.co/u0OMJhxeN7
@zeithistoriker @davidsess @GeoffPMann And one major difference between Keynesianism and neoliberalism is that NO s… https://t.co/spY3aKpLT7
@zeithistoriker @davidsess @GeoffPMann Keynes’s discussion of public/public opinion in Essays in Persuasion far mor… https://t.co/bqcZtbYlJH
Disaster waiting to happen. Weimar Germany’s balance of payments 1927 and its dependence on short-term foreign fund… https://t.co/3ZZmMrdmgx
@zeithistoriker @davidsess @GeoffPMann Hard to deny this as a fair reading of at least one version of Keynesianism.… https://t.co/8bMkPZdyVW
Figure head that almost sankthe ship: Britain leaves gold standard 19.9.1931. Saves UK but further exacerbates cris… https://t.co/a080ruW2wb
In Nov 1932 the last free election of Weimar Germany, in Germany’s capital city Berlin the KPD scored 37.7% v. 23.… https://t.co/3tazd6xVzu
@Shahinvallee @GEG_org @BRogerLacan Thanks Shahin. French edition out in October.
This was a really good BBC world service panel on the crisis. https://t.co/6vl1MqRpVq
Histories of democracy: new issue of Geschichte und Gesellschaft ably helmed by @RichterHedwig and Tim Mueller with… https://t.co/FOGZd7JCuC
“A heart attack kills the patient because it deprives blood to the critical organs,” @neelkashkari on the logic of… https://t.co/0lhpQ8HqXh
Heart attack: In Bernanke’s latest paper, he shows how credit market panic explains the shock to the US economy in… https://t.co/FUgxWgAW8T
@davidsess @poltheoryother The European and American situations are rather different.
Why its so much hotter in the city and stays hotter: How urban heat islands work @SoberLook @insideclimate… https://t.co/iRRhQ7amPS
Wells Fargo, Citigroup and BofA have all built substantial exposure to America’s revived shadow banking system. S&P… https://t.co/RvP4iG1dji
“we buy dollars like crazy” – in the first half of 2018 the Argentine non financial sector recorded a net flow of $… https://t.co/4RcJrZn1WJ
After two years of tightening, China’s credit impulse (change in new credit issue) is moving back into forward gear… https://t.co/88ZLBHtOhW
“IMF=Hunger” With inflation soaring towards 40% and lower incomes feeling pinch, can the IMF break the narrative in… https://t.co/w6O23vZLwd
Fiscal tightening: Btw 2010 and 2015 the US federal government deficit was cut from 10% to 2.5% of GDP. @WSJ https://t.co/6lvbsL0Cb9
Hand-dug cobalt remains in the supply chain: “of course people die” shrugs one supplier. https://t.co/rAA4HjVgPS https://t.co/xZo7FKbQgv
Greece’s agonizingly slow recovery continues with unemployment falling below 20 % for first time since 2011. But ho… https://t.co/axLtynvWZ7
When @Nouriel wrtes "The space for fiscal stimulus is already limited by massive public debt," the word political i… https://t.co/FXQMNN9zfy
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