How to Teach Intermediate Macroeconomics after the Crisis? https://t.co/JFd2hJS16a via @PIIE
How to Teach Intermediate Macroeconomics after the Crisis? https://t.co/JFd2hJS16a via @PIIE
Hazards of a Sunday holed up writing … so distracted by Order of Things that I accidentally consumed my last bag of Cheesy Wotsits. Crisis!
History of Economic Thought Website. A Veritable Treasure Trove. https://t.co/1clkqVBaWQ
"2008–10 economic crisis was associated with about 260 000 excess cancer-related deaths in the OECD". Shocking. https://t.co/DIjGJQ9lqx
Claudine Rankin nSome years there exists a wanting to escape ….nhttps://t.co/vLhvH2qQO9 https://t.co/0SBj7ssFnj
#Germany gov't coalition, unions and employers consider raising minimum wage in 2017 https://t.co/5tPIoquo6T
Itvw w/ @wurenhua, the historian of 1989: his research on martial law troops, comparing his work w Tiananmen Papers https://t.co/ByEHBFKXxI
I’ve spent a few days wrestling with Timothy Mitchell’s brilliant second book, but it has left me feeling enriched. https://t.co/QNl7QtWdPl
China’s financial system: The coming debt bust. It is likely to be more chaotic than Japan's in the 90s https://t.co/ip1uoL0V1n
“Why are you still talking about Tiananmen?” https://t.co/WckQUQyPmh via @qz
Daniel Todman's ‘Britain’s War: Into Battle, 1937-1941’ looks like essential reading https://t.co/Cv8TA6VpNS via @FT
4 June 1783. A hot-air balloon was demonstrated by the French brothers Joseph & Jacques Montgolfier. https://t.co/CNJCuNio1c
Today in Ladybird 4 1647 The Parliamentarians take Charles I prisoner during '2nd' Civil War https://t.co/p44vamyh5T
#RIPMuhammadAli nn#rumbleinthejungle, Zaire, 1975.nnThe fight between #MuhammadAli and #Georgeforeman https://t.co/xqTgjVGJqC
dozens of people followed me and 14 people unfollowed me // automatically checked by https://t.co/6OcA0TR5tH
Reader comment: "Herzog & de Meuron at its playful best" https://t.co/D2mreGiS63 #architecture https://t.co/X4a4vSQeAt
Obstfeld for the IMF on Greece: there are limits to the blows that economies can or should be able to suffer https://t.co/44VO15SgQa
Can you simultaneously have too much public debt and not enough safe assets? https://t.co/Vn0NG9aLLF
It took me a not-insignificant amount of time to realize he meant "autumn," not "our society's collective undoing." https://t.co/wFisLb1OzT
Excellent on Neoliberalism and the revenge of the “social” @will_davies https://t.co/fZ7Z9eRpov via @openDemocracy
From 2013 but great on continuities between 1940s state keynesianism and neoliberalism in Britain https://t.co/cJUQ9DxMzt via @openDemocracy
Convulsions in Cambodia that are going underreported! https://t.co/k5HoY0y4MV
Nigerian capital inflows dry up as economy falters under fixed exchange rate https://t.co/EBlamrSam6 via @FT
The racial and ethnic diversity of 30 U.S. religious groups, in one chart (from https://t.co/md87i7ILN1): https://t.co/7DBQ6pMm5z
Bill Gross: it would pay to travel to Mars as opposed to stay on Earth, because the returns here are very, very low https://t.co/2TpbKGXgzd
“economics [at Cambridge] is essentially taught as an art to be employed by rulers rather than as a science” https://t.co/aEgJE1soY2
DeLong: It is illogical to believe there is a global shortage of safe assets AND that government debt is too high https://t.co/ZnoLqNmXMT
Senior IMF economists use the word #neoliberalism. A big debate ensues. My five cents: https://t.co/BF4OgLdGKZ https://t.co/VRIQOkeDd2
ups, Research department at #IMF got ahead of its chief economist. https://t.co/zYwBwXEqIk
Inclusion of profits earned by regional Fed branches in BEA profit stats produces spurious upturn in US biz data. https://t.co/rqKeaHygzX
Improvised ISIS armored cars are built from Ukrainian steel. https://t.co/IrIRS34Sba
Remembering the Battles of Mount Sorrel and Hooge (2-13 June 1916); a 100 years ago today: https://t.co/oMc9GOMPDq
If Germany’s SPD were an insect, they would be a male Praying Mantis: Devoured after mating. https://t.co/6f3qjmtk2I
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