ADAM TOOZE

"Not only is carbon a systemic problem that goes beyond any individual company, but prices reflect assumptions that… https://t.co/Ljh93cjSwt

In tne wake of the financial crisis almost a quarter of the inhabitants of the EU were at risk of poverty or social… https://t.co/PFmJOA9WTk

Very interesting report on the struggles of Pakistan’s middle-class, the constituency that elected Khan. Inflation… https://t.co/hJWo2SxjwA

@marcmakingsense @katie_kedward @katiecannon2 not buying brown is at least as important.

African swine fever set to claim a quarter of world’s pig population https://t.co/FOC0Iaqick

The shift in America’s personal savings rate is one of the most interesting legacies of the 2008 crisis.… https://t.co/pqUmpfxmxK

Whilst US manuf is taking a hit, residential construction is relatively robust. More water on the mill of this idea… https://t.co/MhliqKRWcB

Has anyone written in interesting ways about the phenomenon not just of structural change but of cyclical dissociat… https://t.co/mpAIInDlLF

@audowla thank you. I had heard about it. much appreciated.

How the climate crisis came and went in the Democratic Party debates. And this is the party that supposedly gets it… https://t.co/4Y7EvpKGbs

If the ECB is going to do QE how can it justify not espousing an agenda of Green finance? it may be a makeshift, bu… https://t.co/TxJPueRVOx

Those with an interest in climate finance @UliVolz @yayitsrob @policytensor @70sBachchan @finanzwende @stefeich… https://t.co/baotSkNYKN

Any paper that seeks to situate US economic development as part of the global agrarian periphery sounds goods to me… https://t.co/nv7NlweEdl

Earlier this week at a @bundesbank conf on climate change Jens Weidmann repeated his opposition to Green QE citing… https://t.co/vz7seHGKT0

Important thread on very interesting work on impact of the “globalization shock” in Germany. As @martinwolf_ observ… https://t.co/EjJBwasbH8

The gap opening in net worth between college and non-college educated whites in America is truly dramatic. In 1989… https://t.co/EZE5kH7CjT

Ahead of the 2016 election it was a mistake to underestimate the local impact of a concentrated contraction in manu… https://t.co/Vj7LJUKFO3

"In September Citi, a bank, suggested that a Corbyn government would be “the more market-friendly election outcome”… https://t.co/D30JmlNgNM

@gabrielwinant @abenanav no but sounds great!

@gabrielwinant @abenanav Its a seriously underreported story I feel. Brenner’s model of global imbalance in action.

For parts of the US manufacturing economy the long awaited recession has already arrived. As in 2016 the rest of… https://t.co/BYoJ1mcitW

Clashes at the Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity with China pointing out that its cut of 150m tons in capacity… https://t.co/Die2O4OoHR

Decision in US appeals court that Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, with $1tn in assets, could be cut off from $-fu… https://t.co/TC2pon18zY

Since 1989 the share of wealth owned by American white working class (without college degree) has halved from for 4… https://t.co/151DhOOYle

Wish I could be there! All very best for the initiative. A https://t.co/cS99FQpEWf

In #Berlin today, the @ForumNewEconomy is being launched, an initiative to redefine our economic paradigm. In a way… https://t.co/sDvDcbyN9Y

"China is poised to raise up to €4bn from its 1st euro-denominated sovereign bond issuance in 15 years, as Beijing… https://t.co/HdDTHp0vXh

The millenium began in the US with the white working-class – those without college degree – falling to less than 50… https://t.co/PwfET7R7BD

Public support for the euro under Draghi’s presidency tracks the business-cycle. It continues to slump to 2013 but… https://t.co/J6eAWRE7BM

Btw 1975 and 2018 the white working class has shrunk from 66 to 40 % of the US population. @stlouisfed via… https://t.co/EM5Ui4L4kJ

A strategic alliance between Brazil and China could be music to the ears for both Bolsonaro and Xi Jinping.… https://t.co/MN1TrFYXdj