ADAM TOOZE

In typically brilliant form this from @70sBachchan on why India has a bit of a smog problem … apparently it goes ba… https://t.co/oilT9Nq6dq

Yes despite the problems with US official data on poverty, the war on poverty since the 1960s has made a difference… https://t.co/TOQOeJg3lh

Cities with the most pollution all tend to have one thing in common. (One imagines that this data refers to air) … https://t.co/ULaggeEbdV

Joseph Rodefer DeCamp war ein Gründungsmitglied der Gruppe der Ten American Painters, die für einen amerikanischen… https://t.co/HHQUwgsJA8

Brains of Republicans and Democrats appear to be different (only kinda joking) this is how they responded to differ… https://t.co/F40z5MjLP4

Part of the reason why the China shock was as shocking to the US economy as it was, is that future China-shocked co… https://t.co/YYqh5M6LPT

That moment when Gramsci came up in conversation at the @BulletinAtomic with Robert Pollin on the Green New Deal… https://t.co/xpUilVizP1

@_John_Handel I really appreciate your reading Crashed for the humor! Excellent antidote to some other possiblities …

@LuisCornagoB It really was … in fact it struck me as deeply historical in its sensitivity to multiple overlappin… https://t.co/0StwjdVfwK

Since 1950 the urban wage premium in US has collapsed workers with high school or less. For those with college educ… https://t.co/G08HFKb232

Since 1980 American urban centers have become concentrations of college-educated workers & gap to rural areas has w… https://t.co/kPU8JH1EWm

What helped to exacerbate the impact of the China schok on the US economy was the decline in interstate mobility of… https://t.co/L4velOnBvr

Halting flow of US investment to China is clearly consistent with general policy of “uncoupling” but given volumes… https://t.co/qdVKrswwLi

The China shock to the US economy was concentrated in the South Atlantic, South Central, Northeast, Great Lakes… https://t.co/8tw18d6inK

The One Belt One Road boom in Chinese foreign construction has come to what looks like a standstill. Permanent? Was… https://t.co/VbYai8mxgG

@gavmaclean Deleted it. Will repost in a different way to make the point we agree on.

@MattColeWorks No just a big thing we actually have to get started on …. but I deleted it. Fascinating …..

@jamespcullen Yeah Im going to delete it.

@AndrewM_Fischer @davidautor @PIIE Or simply the malfunction Of America’s political economy?

@jamespcullen Who said it wasn’t achievable?

@MattColeWorks I quite like the number. Why not? We can afford what we can do.

@gavmaclean I have no problem at all with spending that sum. We can afford what we can do.

Why Was the ‘China Shock’ so Shocking? – And What Does that Mean for Policy? This presentation by @davidautor at… https://t.co/UFX1gMUCbZ

To GDP or not to GDP? @gilliantett reviews American deabtes about GDP measurement and growth in the tech sector. In… https://t.co/ZB24KBhOmi

"Four in five of Europe’s coal-fired power plants are unprofitable, with the potential for €6.6bn of losses in tota… https://t.co/xqKfRv0j8X

The question of output gaps in the eurozone is no longer a matter of technical issues of measurement against a gene… https://t.co/JU2l5AwFEO

And when @DuncanWeldon says “an aspect of the war I was totally unaware of ….” https://t.co/1iwP3M7z6p

The excited commentary around One Belt One Road may turn out to have been a transient phenomenon. Growth in Chinese… https://t.co/pnb3yyJE3b

Top 20 fossil fuel companies are responsible for huge slice of global emissions, but their share is declining. Fund… https://t.co/iga8Kh2YwS

“We want to close the chapter [in which Poland was] a country of low wages and cheap labour” PiS promises to raise… https://t.co/xhiLjgiYNQ

So far Europe has driven global green bond issuance but China is catching up in volume and also in defining a taxon… https://t.co/nSZVdDFRyR

The familiar story about the German labour market during the 2008 crisis is one of succesful management through sho… https://t.co/scSzdG3JdQ