ADAM TOOZE

Swap lines blog post with some graphs and tables to follow over weekend to accompany the piece @prospect_uk… https://t.co/FCycgSpDN5

Pay back for Grace Jones and the STUNNING American marching bands that stole show for the bicentennial in 1989? Goo… https://t.co/50SPUk3xmR

HILARIOUS … stylish, Macron can barely contain the temptation to bop along. But have they got swing? its a little i… https://t.co/pjj8eDoTku

@monerty1 these are growth rates. So zero growth since 2012 means status quo on the value chain front not retreat,… https://t.co/WwP1hd3jC7

In the US tech sector high-end labour is extracting large share of productivity gain, in China capital benefits mos… https://t.co/ar4b0V1cQx

Some comments about the politics of swap lines accompanying piece in @prospect_uk https://t.co/ji91ztj1g5

Credit booms may lead to misallocation of capital but the real damage is done during the deleveraging!… https://t.co/2MFLNzTw7G

Accounts of the financial crisis leave out the story of secretive banking deals. Ten years on, @adam_tooze explains… https://t.co/EDvHnKaxZ0

if Fed runs down its balance sheet it is tantamount to a new issue of gov debt: NYFed confirming Koo @FTAlphaville… https://t.co/shajwRpjvb

Far greater intergenerational transmission of inequality in UK/US thn in Sweden cannot be explained by education… https://t.co/JRMGbfVyBd

Good day to remember the French Revolution was partly reaction to fiscal austerity meant to please foreign creditors https://t.co/lynQtk50jz

The crisis in Somalia. What chance it receives an adequate response? Hundreds of thousands of lives may depend on i… https://t.co/Xfm8liFIuh

Those with no school quals are five times more likely to be poor in UK than those with Uni degree… https://t.co/qXsCI5V08P

There is least income mobility at the extremes and especially at the top in the UK: the well off stay that way… https://t.co/oQuu8m3fTt

Is there any way of telling the 1998-Rubin-Citigroup-Travelers-story that doesn’t sound dirty? Here Zingales versio… https://t.co/IspajZYx6h

Learnings lessons from Hiroshima! This illustration really did appear in @RichFedResearch paper on US urban crisis… https://t.co/DBn0y0MNGm

Brainard on normalization of central bank policy with spillovers. We really are in a multipolar world!… https://t.co/Vh7JEjmG82

Too much too late? Coal & canals in US: dilemmas of investing now in infrastructure that needed help years ago… https://t.co/CgyjLd473l

Can Asia ensure stability by learning lessons from 1997? Fin globalization poses constant new challenges… https://t.co/GFv6ti9C5x

The Rural Modern projects for agrarian modernization in republican China … this looks fascinating!… https://t.co/Xavu78yqCq

@adam_tooze Need to connect Plains Wind electricity to coastal cities with Hi Voltage DC transmission lines. Cheap… https://t.co/ABGS2rtLO3

Though glob hits working class employ it also significantly reduces cost of living at lower end of inc distribution… https://t.co/moJU1bcklo

Though glob. destroyed textiles sector in UK w long-lasting effects, costs outweighed by benefits to consumers… https://t.co/EiZbpLEsli

Globalization since 1970s transformed clothing industry: crushing prices and employment in G7 countries like UK… https://t.co/YXTW7rO8Ij

Impact of globalization so dramatic that even nominal price of clothing fell in UK since 1970s… https://t.co/bIge6R9a8X

Reading press conference by George.W. Bush August 2001 on Mexico is a shocking reminder of how far US has descended… https://t.co/0kDzQzEwcC

Interwar crisis of globalization is more complicated than often painted: 1918-1929 is actually a period of recovery… https://t.co/V4UOYMCJvt

Ranchers for renewables: look where wind power is already making significant contribution to US power production!… https://t.co/GnarRw9DFj