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Movement of mortgage debt service costs in the US as % disposable income is quite striking. It is currently still a… https://t.co/cb0u7RckjT

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In light of end of post WWII order German Foreign Min Maas calls for “Europe United”. And adds: “Saving is a virtue… https://t.co/GJ8tPb6XbG

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Great speech by @HeikoMaas "The long-term stabilisation of the euro is (…) in Germany’s fundamental interests.… https://t.co/KbVxQCXvsL

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"FOMC sees the US economic growth below 2% over the long run.” @SoberLook https://t.co/3DrYH1CC6D

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Wie radikal ist realistisch? Given current circumstances VERY. Hence the inadequacy of the Macon-visionary-unrealis… https://t.co/UBx5NexxtZ

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Maas nails Scholz: "How much money do we want to spend on tackling youth unemp? Do we want to save more or invest m… https://t.co/SbbXcx7N1K

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Heiko Maas Germany’s Foreign Min engages in a remarkably open & borderline critical “conversation” with Deputy Chan… https://t.co/D6yCEzVSpD

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There are some really good lines in this speech by German Foreign Min Heiko Maas: "Courage, at long last, to resolu… https://t.co/M2qI2MFqc4

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@AnnaDi_Mario Hey … man sucht sich nicht die eigene Kindheit aus! But irritation at your tweet did lead me to find… https://t.co/ZhexsDSA6A

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@Shahinvallee oops. Fixed it in later version.

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China crisis trigger? Real estate is 54% of household wealth in China v. 41 % in the US, Chinese property companies… https://t.co/z14kMHvptF

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"There is a bargain to be teased out here that is not currently on the table: a framework for predictable sovereign… https://t.co/NCtxuPUvUh

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@metacognition10 it IS a puff piece. It says so. "Here’s my puff. Buy Italy. My firm will make you rich if you foll… https://t.co/TMNDlcRarA

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Secular lowflation? Demand for 30 year US bonds is strong at as little as 3.1%: " suggesting investors do not see t… https://t.co/8056dkfplY

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@KS1729 Delighted! thank you. Yup twitter has provided a great education, sounding board and intellectual community.

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Late capitalism: private corporations repair the crumbling infrastructure that the atrophied state can no longer ma… https://t.co/6TCh52Derl

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These are some pretty amazing numbers on choice of BAs in the US since the early 2000s. History has taken a huge hi… https://t.co/SU0lJkFYWJ

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@MaxJerneck @zeithistoriker @paulmasonnews Quinn Slobodan’s book is really a must-read for anyone interested in neo… https://t.co/XSwInHGnwG

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The race between the housing market and the stock market. Two important new papers on dynamics of US income and wea… https://t.co/Iv9EfaE0FV

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Italy’s debt is far more sustainable than it was in the early 1990s crisis: today interest payments are 4% of Italy… https://t.co/j77Bof4udE

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Alexandre Kojève’s career by the brilliant Danilo Scholz. Google translator will not do justice to his scintillatin… https://t.co/EszdgF6nle

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Italy’s debt is far more sustainable than it was in the early 1990s crisis: today interest payments are 4% of Italy… https://t.co/urnJo9ayRM

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"When administrative data offer no alternative, household surveys, warts and all, will have to suffice. Statisticia… https://t.co/GCmas1q4xA

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Total Social Financing growth in China has slowed to rates not seen in 15 years. This is why the credit impulse num… https://t.co/LXwC7utvgW

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How first responders to Ebola and human rights abuses across Africa are crowd-sourcing intelligence to update vital… https://t.co/eWWtoJ7IjC

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The jobs at risk in the US auto industry from a trade war come to 29 % of TOTAL employment in the US steel industry… https://t.co/UpseuMkfPl

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Two important new studies of inequality trends in the US making use of the Survey of Consumer Finances to enrich ou… https://t.co/SJe3eliGzX

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Bangladesh Reaches Middle Income Status https://t.co/w72ufMGe97 https://t.co/9aov1ByZ4A

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The rise of administrative data as an alternative to surveys and census is a recent trend, but not without historic… https://t.co/0TS9vifx2Z

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Yup. Reviewed @zeithistoriker fascinating book appreciatively in summer edition of @DissentMag. It is a truly thoug… https://t.co/17Z6wmrH9A

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As far as Europe is concerned, economics in Germany is truly a dismal science. Hostility towards Macron’s demand fo… https://t.co/2lTjqj3BSN

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Two important new studies on American inequality that map inequality in 2 and 3D: https://t.co/Ii72uvTTuI https://t.co/1Bub7jnuzt

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Response rates to household surveys are plunging. Fascinating essay on the dilemmas of modern official statistics.… https://t.co/kRnnbc9UUK

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As US inflation ticks along solidly above 2 % and the Fed seems bound to raise rates, real wage growth in the US fa… https://t.co/bsb2Sjzxco

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America's Political Economy: Inequality in 2D and 3D – https://t.co/Ii72uwbuTi https://t.co/vpbIHJnNr5

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All the talk of trade war and large Sino-American bilateral imbalance obscures fact that China is moving ever close… https://t.co/lQc0gpqURX

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