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@Steph_Colliac LOVE that series. Such a haunting layering of history.

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China’s local government finance vehicles have guaranted $842bn in borrowinng to moderate the credit crunch. They n… https://t.co/g9agonMt7Z

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Carbon bubble: To meet @IEA B2DS scenario oil & gas majors need to reduce production by 35% to 2040. Within this de… https://t.co/SFZ4iFTaix

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Viewing the state of the European economy in terms of regions rather than nations is instructive. South of Italy an… https://t.co/Bb50JWERgB

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Largest European companies derive majority of their revenue from outside the EU. @CapitalGroup via @SoberLook https://t.co/VTT8rvtl2i

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China’s investment in Europe surged to a peak in 2016 and since then has plunged. @Gavekal via @SoberLook https://t.co/szkFDcvD17

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Herman Karl Lamm (April 19, 1890 – December 16, 1930) "the father of modern bank robbery” former Prussian soldier w… https://t.co/5K6Wcs5l9G

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@zakavkaza thats gotta be a doctored image … right?!

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Is 40% a lot ? 😳 https://t.co/mLI4jLqqaN

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Norway may be a leader on climate but it continues to be an active developer of North Sea gas and oil.… https://t.co/Z3zvzDNM6v

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From January 2018 to June 2019, countries outside of China decreased their total coal power capacity by 8.1 GW, whi… https://t.co/cemsJMqZbl

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Socialist modernity of the early 1980s GDR: walkman advertised in shopping windows of Dresden store, 1983. https://t.co/jHBVesnxvj

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In the last ten years the share of Latinos in the US who identify as Catholic has fallen below 50 %. @FactTank via… https://t.co/5Liu6xrLFz

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“Humanics” https://t.co/clWx4oyh2W

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Thoughtful @MESandbu on Eurozone: "..the big question has..been whether industrial weakness would spill over into t… https://t.co/Qd3rbzpk00

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The best argument for helicopter money in the Euro area is to get around the fiscal rules. But it is a avenue full… https://t.co/8j3I6ZbDSZ

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Isabel Schnabel @Isabel_Schnabel is right: we as scientists have a responsibility to provide facts and to inform pu… https://t.co/ySw5ggoyYs

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[whoops in historian] https://t.co/D60Ki0N6yQ

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Mexico has by far the largest indigenous population in the Americas. In Bolivia and Guatemala they make up just und… https://t.co/vltLijZ2Cp

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The decline in Germany’s relative position within the eurozone in GDP per capita btw 1996 and 2006 was far steeper… https://t.co/14WrlkkJi8

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No new Bunds: Germany’s net debt issuance will likely be zero next year. @NordeaMarkets via @SoberLook https://t.co/9Udl6FQrCK

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Relative to average incomes, Hong Kong’s housing market is almost 3* more expensive than London! @WSJ https://t.co/Murgul99jt

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@FreisinnigeZtg @APetimezas yup. the clearer we are about the economics the clearer we will be about which types of… https://t.co/KZ7jDzQLqb

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The share of coal-fired electricity generation in EU was basically unchanged btw 2006 and 2015 as the fleet of gene… https://t.co/GEZQYZQXeN

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@FreisinnigeZtg @APetimezas We need to distinguish (1) saving, (2) asset allocation, (3) borrowing/leverage all of… https://t.co/0CRb8vb3Eg

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The striking thing about German saving behavior is not that it is unusually thrifty but that it bucked the general… https://t.co/VORkQM9srS

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History and saving in Europe. Throughout the period 1950-1989 Italian saving rate was far higher than in Germany. I… https://t.co/DIqtiPi29V

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Perry Anderson, first studied in Brazil in the 1960s and attended a seminar on Karl Marx by Fernando Henrique Cardo… https://t.co/Pr7CfNQBEh

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@senoj_erialc My personal hunch has always been that “sustainability” discourse transferred from Green discussions… https://t.co/EAhNTFKGXY

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@senoj_erialc On that score the Nazi savings discourse was more macroeconomically rational than German debate today… https://t.co/npvTaCsQNs

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Belgian savings propaganda from mid-century. Timed to coincide with postwar baby boom? https://t.co/ecOYJk0EBK

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In explaining German obsession with interest rates/inflation history no doubt matters, but which history? Every cou… https://t.co/vOI26U8tKL

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Strafzinsen. Why do Germans complain so much about interest rates? My bet: itrs recent politics. Not deep history.… https://t.co/qAPP5EV8NB

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The Ilva steel plant in Taranto Puglia is the largest steelmill left in Europe. Built in the 1960s with public fund… https://t.co/x6H79lvgsv

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Whilst trillions of Japanese and European sovereign debt slide into negative yield territory, here are all the plac… https://t.co/4ohWwPTohl

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Wow. After the most ridiculous battles, and some of the worst excuses for not releasing data of all time, SNCF have… https://t.co/dOEwt4RCDr

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