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@jonewilson @Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett @AOC I agree. But 1. UK currently seems regressive, 2. US nationalism while obnoxious is more forward-looking. GND being a case in point. If 1940s/Blitz stuff in Britain had more of an @DEHEdgerton feel i.e. more internationalist, it would seem less inadequate.

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@twittwoods @M_C_Klein @scottlincicome Yeah. I know. But the paper is meaty.

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Would love to get @M_C_Klein Reaction to this powerful piece by @scottlincicome “Testing the ‘China Shock’: Was Normalizing Trade with China a Mistake?” Policy Analysis No. 895, Cato Institute, Washington, DC, July 8, 2020. https://​doi​.org/​1​0​.​3​6​0​09/PA.891. https://t.co/0KABbiVNGX

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RT @hemicker: Es gibt im Leben vieler Journalisten eine Geschichte, die man Jahre mit sich herumträgt. Die lange reifen muss, bevor sie ges…

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On the life and death of industrial policy in Latin America compared to South Korea, this is striking by @JoseA_Ocampo & Porcile. oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/o… https://t.co/DnSOZSUgfX

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Can you tell which building is in front of the other? twitter.com/peterglaser/st…

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RT @RobinBrooksIIF: The ECB front-loaded QE this Thursday. EUR/$ rose (white), so FX markets are not impressed & see little progress on ref…

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@tedfertik @TradeDiversion @MikePMoffatt Agreed. Not denying the effect, but placing it in context. Mike’s data on the 2000 break have really got me thinking though … 🙂

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China shock? According to the Congressional Research Service, the total share of imports into the United States from Pacific Rim countries between 1990 and 2017 remained constant at 47.1 percent. China displaced Japan as multinationals relocated. cato.org/policy-analysi… https://t.co/Q3epI3GrTZ

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@tedfertik @TradeDiversion @MikePMoffatt I wonder whether fall is somewhat obscured in overall employment data by shock of dot.com recession which contractsoverall employment -> manuf/employ ratio doesn’t fall as sharply as you would expect. But long-run trend point stands. “If" you believe in trends.

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In US climate policy right now a mantra seems to be “Don’t talk about carbon pricing! Been there. Couldn’t make it work.” Hasn’t been a silver bullet anywhere. But EU/China making some progress. Should NOT be distracted by US impasse. Or deterred from CBA. i4ce.org/download/globa… https://t.co/gxCvo7BHmz

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RT @EdJorgePrats: “La anticipación de sentido que nuestra comprensión de un texto intuye, no es una acción de la subjetividad, sino que se…

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RT @leonidragozin: Vladimir Kara-Murza, a presumed victim of Kremlin’s chemical attack, has been separated from other arrestees, one of the…

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@Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett @jonewilson Our tweets crossed. You entirely persuaded me on this.

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@Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett @jonewilson But to that extent it can also be occupied by the “buccaneering” right. 🙁 A point you brought home to me very forcefully in that discussion.

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Why was there no major societal response to the “Asian” flues of 1957 and 1968? As the brilliant @foxjust shows, they were nowhere near as lethal as 2020 Covid, though in 1957 a vaccine drive helped big time. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… https://t.co/jVzZsrsFv6

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Why I’m a bit of a skeptic when it comes to the "China shock". Manufacturing’s share of US employment declines on linear trend btw WWII and 2008. Sure, if you go really close you can see a slightly steeper drop in early 2000s, but then back to trend. cato.org/policy-analysi… https://t.co/icEeqJqI5I

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@Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett @jonewilson Hence my one-liner about “being in love with their own radicalism”. BUT this is also where we may differ. What IS essential about GND is that it grasps that reality/anthropocene IS radical. This isn’t 1945 or 1840s. Horizon is shifting ahead of us in weird and dangerous ways.

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Btw 2011 and 2019 global carbon pricing revenue surged from $!6.9bn to $47.8bn. Yes, I know you can’t talk about it in Washington! At least not openly. But that shouldnt stop rest of world and certainly not EU even in face of Kerry’s warnings! @I4CE_ i4ce.org/download/globa… https://t.co/iOeLWGkRYz

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As the US accelerates its vaccine program, bonds are selling off and rates rising. ft.com/content/023c5c… https://t.co/ZtSKH1jkn3

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RT @JohnConstableRA: Mousehole Harbour, Cornwall by Stanhope Alexander Forbes 1910 Oil on Canvas (Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galler…

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RT @BDWoodworth: @adam_tooze The best book on Ungern-Sternberg is easily that by Willard Sunderland: cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/978080147…

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@Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett Thanks. Thats helpful clarification. But it begs the classic questions of that kind of stealth progressivism. What do you lose by mirroring the tactics of the other side and mapping the terrain the same way? And, are form and substance really separate?

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@Modern_Lockey @AnthonyBarnett Dont know what you mean by second-hand editorializing. But the shift in the center of gravity in the Democratic Party was evident from spring of 2020 when Biden scrambled to distance himself from Summers. Since then its been cumulative.

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@AnthonyBarnett Your comments @Modern_Lockey at that workshop we both attended were illuminating. In fact I paraphrase you at one point. Read my take as descriptive/ expressive rather than prescriptive. Sorry that resulting picture is ugly. As I start by saying: "What a difference power makes”.

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RT @STS_News: Nice review of my automobile regulation book in Technology and Culture. https://t.co/YpNJbzZvRb

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RT @davies_will: There was this extraordinary dissonance between David Halpern sitting calmly in a government office, saying that they woul…

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RT @WilliamMCavert: Stunning archival find. Actual footage of Charles I' speech to the High Court of Justice in January 1649. https://t.co/…

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RT @rcrc2050: Could the SEC Be a Secret Weapon for Fighting Climate Change? – RCRC members @drlisadcook @economistmeg and Renee Jones share…

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Another amazing @ProfPaulPoast thread on the state of debate about why the US invaded Iraq in 2003. twitter.com/ProfPaulPoast/…

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Ukraine is one of the conduits through which aerospace technology has been transferred to China. With US encouragement Kiev seems set to close that door by nationalizing Motor Sich, a key turbine-maker. ft.com/content/5b2618… https://t.co/btgTSzfSEf

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@andrewjburgin Chartbook Newsletter #15 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne…

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RT @b_judah: With this powerful critique from @adam_tooze on Starmer's leadership it can no longer be said dissatisfaction with the Labour…

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On SLR is the Fed caught in a trap? Should the Biden admin/Fed extend the exemption of Treasuries and reserves from supplementary leverage ratios? What is best to read? Who to follow? I already have Bloomberg Reuters Poszar JP Morgan zerohedge etc. Looking for more. https://t.co/gE7BAMMPYw

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"Inflation Isn’t Happening, and It Likely Won’t. Here Are 7 Charts Showing This." Thank you @M_C_Klein barrons.com/articles/infla… https://t.co/KrNRIuJ5kA

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"Bitcoin mining’s energy consumption eclipses that of major global tech companies providing entertainment and services, looking at annual electrical energy consumption values from various reports:” and ALL EV! ketanjoshi.co/2021/03/11/bit… https://t.co/rG2mPG3luc

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