ADAM TOOZE

American companies are drunk on debt, the result of a distorted tax system, the temptations of junk bonds, and tril… https://t.co/6RYPGY3EOP

In 2019, 7.2 m electric cars hit the road. Progress. But if I read @TheEconomist correctly, there are 713 m cars o… https://t.co/kU6KjK5Ndr

Powerful rebuke from former FED board member on how the world's most important central bank is propping up fossil f… https://t.co/4rU5feTdtx

8 left: As in the early days of the internal combustion engine, a lot of folks have tried to make their fortune in… https://t.co/MCI0UYxKq4

How the sausage is made: To moderate the rise in pork prices, Beijing has sold 430,000 tons from its national pork… https://t.co/YtgtLLiXgv

EU Green Deal? Why not start by axing tax exemptions for diesel, jet fuel, shipping industries free ETS allowances… https://t.co/rcsqFjXucB

China’s SOEs are being given a boost by new 3 year plan -> no backing down despite protests from West. 97 major fir… https://t.co/goMSVtzyVx

The European ETS will start making sense and generate a significant price incentive to decarbonization when major p… https://t.co/c0wj0qy998

Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng who may be in line to succeed Wang Yi as China’s Foreign Minister outlines the mos… https://t.co/dRU8C9tpDE

For those who regard Fed buying corporate debt as an epochal break, mark of terminal financialization (e.g. Brenner… https://t.co/jlC0oaVGjJ

On Carl Schmitt in China: new essays by @sebastianveghk & @Ryan_J_Mitchell https://t.co/vMVpT0ptsI… https://t.co/zp3rNJaAj6

@adelbos Would be great to know to what degree it is 1:1

France is famous for its high-speed TGV trains, but rail access to much of rural France sucks! No wonder it was pio… https://t.co/s9We20huB8

The next decade is predicted to see dramatic shrinkage in working-age population of former GDR and Baltic states. A… https://t.co/zk9KJRzRxs

@adam_tooze @NewLeftReview I find the argument that March 23rd was the one true interest rate, or the implication t… https://t.co/rwWwD8Ulwv

@_TimBarker @rortybomb @NewLeftReview PLEASE.

How two governments, two economies and two labour markets have coped with the COVID crisis: US v. Germany. https://t.co/aWdKzvBJDF

Greece's 10-year sovereign bond yields at levels never seen before in history. https://t.co/P7OHWA8Ab7

The extremely low fertility regime in EU is even more interesting when examined by region. Ultra low rates in much… https://t.co/LhG3q2xKZ2

“Escalating Plunder” by Brenner in @NewLeftReview is a riff on critique of Fed/Treasury bailout by @ddayen… https://t.co/tNTKePZelr

@bpivr @adam_tooze @theintercept They explicitly said that they would be using it for buybacks/dividends. The Fed h… https://t.co/vqAsDdGCGB

The firms that have not made it. Striking graphic from @business team. https://t.co/PisQItLhdh

In the Baltics there is a 9 year age gap btw life expectancy at birth for women and men! Lifestyle? Impact of the S… https://t.co/JgGFgOwF2w

@Murali19376690 @bpivr @theintercept @ddayen Because it was so cheap.

In his effort to retrofit Trump’s policy to professed aim of “prioritizing dignity of work” Lighthizer has produced… https://t.co/k8SOtH38fk

The corporate debt binge in the US unleashed by Fed’s interventions since March 23 has been remarkable. Here the ma… https://t.co/CFN598QJ7x

@KS1729 @njtmulder Thank you!

@paulodrinot @njtmulder @JuanEDeCastro1 Thank you!

@Ed_Crooks @njtmulder Thank you. Much appreciated.

GNA v. Haftar – handy guide to who is supporting who in the Libyan conflict. We hear a lot about Turkey, France, Ru… https://t.co/cW8DilT5Gy

@njtmulder @sepoy thank you!

‘Stifford Estate, Stepney Green’ (1961) David Granick. Contemporaneity of the uncontemporaneous. If you can remem… https://t.co/uPx9cy8BSi

Thanks to @njtmulder recommendation I have become intrigued by the philosophy of history of Mario Vargas Llosa & ot… https://t.co/z2YJT7CwqZ

Asset-backed loans allow junk borrowers to raise more money. But they also mean that Hertz was vulnerable to collat… https://t.co/cXL8ZvUGMQ