ADAM TOOZE

With Fed pushing at short end and bond markets pessimistic about outlook, the flattening of yield curve is dramatic… https://t.co/tfxjsVbJdj

For econ historians of 20th c Helleiner’s treatment of Marshall Plan from capital account side is eye-opening!… https://t.co/KPDqdsB3T2

E-vehicle revolution is going to surge Cobalt demand. Will it unleash a new “scramble” and a new resource curse?… https://t.co/VNEoSz6mEd

How Google’s global revenues ended up in Bermuda and not in France or Germany. Excellent from @Brad_Setser… https://t.co/aEbx0EaZZ2

If Apple doesn’t pay tax in US, it doesn’t pay tax in China either. Excellent reprise from @Brad_Setser… https://t.co/9KQXBedXI5

Q: Where are Apple’s exports to China? @Brad_Setser answers: mainly in tax-deferred offshore profits in Ireland… https://t.co/4u5GXd2KbX

Germany now debating the @SPIEGEL_Politik story of the Schäuble succession debate and the future of the Finance Min… https://t.co/e2LMjXbfNC

Robert Triffiin appealing for pluralism in international organization in Wicksell lecture of 1958. Surely still rel… https://t.co/ZeQxVHSRUm

Interesting review by @PatrickIber of @OAWestad shifting take on the Cold War: from ideology to economics… https://t.co/NJyY55CUNx

@ThiagoKrause2 thank you for helping to correct my mistakes!

@TobyRoebuck1 done

Albert Speer wollte kein Nazi gewesen sein. Diese Legende haben viele aufgenommen, um sich selbst zu entschulden. E… https://t.co/gXIlVT3DF2

Useful from @Wonkblog on applying social arithmetic to clarify the blurry concept of the “American middle class”… https://t.co/nACaE7X3Q0

China’s surge completes an E Asian burst of industrialization that should reOrient economic history of last decades… https://t.co/jv5wHisD5B

@mikej77 personally I take it one day a time!

Ok folks … we need to find an alternative source of cobalt! The E-vehicle revolution depends on DR of Congo… https://t.co/UILcfruScx

"They all went to 1 school. They are all mercantilist.” FDP spokesmn on French elite. What could possibly go wrong?… https://t.co/Q3bYFRKYxv

"Macron must succeed” Joschka Fischer on Berlin’s disappointing failure to take up the Paris initiative… https://t.co/fhCTt4kie2

Cool visual history of food — e.g., the fall of communism & the fall of fat in Cuba. https://t.co/Ehwk6XOGbq ht… https://t.co/NyGBkLz2lt

Moving from flows to stocks gives clearer impression of destructive effect of criminal justice sys on US society… https://t.co/ODENATVo8u

Fantastic headline for a great piece by @M_C_Klein Where are central banks without the Phillips curve?… https://t.co/pq2bfpBgKM

@AdamPosen Ither way of putting my question would be: do we grasp wrong end of stick if we try to analyse creditor… https://t.co/Wao4hQfWfD

@AdamPosen On crisis point. Totally agreed. But again that leads us to think about the peripheral cases.

@AdamPosen agreed as far as “peripheral” borrowers are concerned. but they make up a small share of borrowing. What… https://t.co/ZVvqYVkO1F

The return of political economy on left has given us new takes creditor power. But in light of these trends in yiel… https://t.co/A9uKcIopfJ

@ThiagoKrause2 hi thiago thanks for correction. I was citing an article from 1980 on jstor in AJS. Can you point me… https://t.co/wlQ2J5L71L

Struck me too! https://t.co/eIRvKpyJgP https://t.co/Wpmvg0mfcK