November 2, 2022
RT @McwilliamsBen: The reduction in Germany's industrial consumption of natural gas has been remarkable. More so, for the fact that so fa…
RT @McwilliamsBen: The reduction in Germany's industrial consumption of natural gas has been remarkable. More so, for the fact that so fa…
RT @M_C_Klein: "If we get a divided government, deficit spending will decline even more precipitously than it already is…austerity will v…
RT @NagyMohacsi: @EtraAlex @FabioGrieco8 @adam_tooze @IMFNews @Brad_Setser @ExanteData Copying in @pogourinchas & new IMF Comms Director J…
RT @EtraAlex: @FabioGrieco8 @NagyMohacsi @adam_tooze @IMFNews @Brad_Setser @ExanteData would be happy to work with @IMFNews to make a dashb…
RT @shattenstone: #RIPEricAllison, the Guardian's prisons correspondent for 19 years. My colleague, my partner in fighting injustice, my m…
Did a piece for @ForeignPolicy and @CameronAbadi mulling over the remarkable fact that the European project currently hinges on … drumroll … the weather this winter! I feel maybe we have naturalized that staggering fact rather too easily. foreignpolicy.com/2022/11/02/eur… https://t.co/CcmUcbnPg2
RT @DanDePetris: Missed this, but here’s a very thorough substack piece from @adam_tooze on the economic, political, and humanitarian trava…
RT @holdengraber: 🖤 PIER PAOLO PASOLINI Murdered on this day, in 1975 “I may be an unbeliever, but I am an unbeliever who has a nostalgia…
RT @FabioGrieco8: For @IMFNews nerdies : last week I completed a @Brad_Setser chart following a discussion prompted by @adam_tooze on an im…
@FabioGrieco8 @IMFNews @Brad_Setser Thank you @FabioGrieco8 … this is GREAT stuff. Much appreciated!
Top Links #110 Scary mortgage rates, Amsterdam house prices, the politics of inflation and "outrenoir". on Chartbook adamtooze.substack.com/p/top-links-11…
No castings -> no engines no engines -> no planes Did you know that planes that are missing their engines are known in the biz as "gliders"? Fascinating this. ft.com/content/7deea3… https://t.co/TQqTYHQqKR
“We need to educate people, especially the youths, with the Hongqi canal spirit that China’s socialism is won by hard work, struggles and even sacrifice of lives. This was not only true in the past but also true in the new era,” Xi, Oct 2022 ft.com/content/9102b7…
"In the UK, 55 per cent of those born between 1956 and 1960 were homeowners by the age of 30. For people like me born between 1981 and 1985, that figure was just 27 per cent." @sarahoconnor_ ft.com/content/1d2af2…
RT @LukeMessac: @bearmom13 @adam_tooze Mary Beth, I was referring to this book, a history of Haiti written during another period of crisis.…
RT @NickTimiraos: Several analysts have argued that the one true pivot—the capital P pivot—comes when the Fed shifts away from focusing sol…
RT @ABeautifulCult1: Ladenburg Market Place in the state of Baden- Württemberg 🇩🇪 https://t.co/KTQ7sVd56b
"As Richard Roberts wrote in When Britain Went Bust, the UK was the biggest user of IMF funding from the mid-1940s through the mid-1970s, after exiting second world war with large debts and an uncompetitive exchange rate." – striking but makes sense. ft.com/content/521e2e…
Meanwhile Khan launches … well … a March on Islamabad … what else to call it? Perhaps more of a cavalcade? Convoy? ft.com/content/1f6232… https://t.co/FWILDYB8UW
Reliance India's Jio has more than 420mn mobile broadband subscribers who each gobble up 20GB of broadband data every month. v. global monthly average consumption of 12GB -> India has the second highest data traffic per smartphone in the world. ft.com/content/5464af…
Thanks to folks-who-know-far-more for pointing out that I scrambled my potted history of Haitian politics in 2000s. Thereby associating Preval with violence against Aristide's supporters, when in fact it was internationally-backed Latortue regime that did the killing. Now fixed. twitter.com/rosendo_joe/st…
RT @azraisakovic: 100e anniversaire de la marche de Mussolini sur Rome: @claraemattei a écrit un livre brillamment provocateur sur les écon…
The Japanese government and Itochu, along with India’s state-backed ONGC Videsh, remain investors in the Sakhalin-1 oil project that ExxonMobil has quit. ft.com/content/fd2c72… https://t.co/jCS5LMC9jr
RT @Hobson_C: A new note building on @adam_tooze's work on polycrisis, a concept that matches with his 'in media res' approach: https://t.c…
RT @NewLeftEViews: All of the people above are stellar intellects. The venue that brought us together – often as good friends – is worth pr…
RT @NewLeftEViews: Never understood the ‘hell site’ talk: making fun of blue checks, exploring the recesses of weird online culture, intera…
RT @davidhaynz: @adam_tooze @FT The emerging polycrisis is the beginning of the Long Emergency (Kunstler, 2005). https://t.co/l3Lca6GV6U
RT @Brad_Setser: There is one advantage to obsessing over the balance of payments even when it was unfashionable — knowing when to look i…
RT @fasc1nate: A baby giraffe learning how to walk. Video by Aalborg Zoo. https://t.co/J4DcooATnw
RT @DanielaGabor: Europe's willingness to 'run' a war economy with ordoliberal macro continues to blow my mind. https://t.co/K7SibBtfSH
RT @Brad_Setser: (Academic) economists no longer obsess over the balance of payments. And talk of global imbalances is now considered a bi…
RT @NewLeftEViews: Of Harvard’s white (and therefore socio-economically privileged) applicant pool, only 10% are regular admits. 54% are le…
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