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Compared to America’s federally mandated minimum wage of $7.25, Australia’s minimum is $12 in PPP terms.… https://t.co/JElLedP8Qq

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If the US economy were a bag of potatoes there would be two city economies you could use for baking, a bunch that w… https://t.co/Rh2tX7BncA

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Getting data from a single Global Hawk drone requires at least 500 megabits a second of satellite bandwidth—five ti… https://t.co/0ITUUedhPW

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Despite surging power demand for AC to fight the heatwave, US gas prices are plunging driven by Appalachian natural… https://t.co/VujyoEceVp

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If you cant do it there, you cant do it anywhere: Is the financial crisis in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin coal fiel… https://t.co/ky1kuFHoTz

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If lowflation is the Fed’s worry this is a chronic rather than an immediate cyclical/acute problem right now.… https://t.co/be1hiUkoed

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One way to track the decline of the Venezuela oil industry is to track the input of diluent which is necessary to t… https://t.co/uS1Un9XfXB

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Peak renewable energy innovation as measured by patents and investment (especially in Europe) was around 2012.… https://t.co/C568BZiBUu

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Cat and mouse: Every month dozens of large tankers in the Gulf are deliberately switching off their transponders pr… https://t.co/e0hUqTJqdG

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Japan’s Financial Services Agency finds that due to ageing and longevity the average elderly Japanese couple will n… https://t.co/Cr6QoJrL4q

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Is China’s BRI “subprime globalization”. Useful round up of burgeoning literature by @TimothyTTaylor… https://t.co/U4DD1L8e3t

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In 2018 only 40% of Japanese said they were happy with their democracy, down by ten percentage points from a year e… https://t.co/vG6XbpoEWk

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"Trend towards lower real interest rates has lasted for decades and is as likely to continue as to reverse. With ce… https://t.co/iQdhIdnCvz

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After sudden and unexpected cut by Erdogan’s central bank, Turkey no longer has highest real interest rates in the… https://t.co/9TFLyyCtNU

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There are currently 2062 operating satellites. And that number is set to explode soon. There are going to be far mo… https://t.co/7dunjHsh6F

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Otto von Bismarck died #OnThisDay in 1898. Colorized by me. https://t.co/j054g8zJMm

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Campaign against Nonsense Output Gaps (CANOO): core Euro zone inflation is back below 1.0% y/y. Large output gaps o… https://t.co/UG4WsdpYE5

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@davidrkadler I am more immersed in US than Eurozone world but still it amazes me also how little the crazy unemplo… https://t.co/X8UMhWFxpx

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Thanks! There is a completely different narrative on both sides of the Atlantic, which is the starting point for… https://t.co/eC99yyME4A

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Campaign against Nonsense Output Gaps (CANOO): the Euro zone has a low inflation problem. Key question is why. Peri… https://t.co/0PDiS7cppC

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This is good on how the dominance of the Eastern ultra-right Flügel of the AfD around Höcke of Thuringia may weaken… https://t.co/tiHRAbpx4V

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A Commission reporting to JFK in 1963 called for the US to introduced paid maternity leave. Half a century the US a… https://t.co/C2Qc2PtFJv

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The UN’s Office for Outer Space Affairs says about 8,650 objects have been launched into space since Sputnik went u… https://t.co/0eRPNsi6cv

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The American coal industry is in a structural crisis, but on top of that it suffered a major cyclical hit in 2016,… https://t.co/h6WJk1viWH

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“protection gap”. On average, over the past ten years, only 30% of catastrophe losses were covered by insurance. Th… https://t.co/NE8Y6AjvhZ

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Eskom-S Africa doom loop: SA now injecting c. $10bn into its chaotic power utility already saddled w $30bn in debt… https://t.co/B3RF7ZkasR

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Rates of return on the huge capital invested in chinese state owned entreprises would be even more miserable withou… https://t.co/lplrwJzQoE

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Stranger things: For a brief moment last week the entire Swiss yield curve, out to 50 years dipped below zero!… https://t.co/Tb0TIkMG1e

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In the late 1990s the growth in labour productivity and jobs in US economy, which up to that point had been closely… https://t.co/6clviQu0OF

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Market predictions of Germany’s future inflation are off the lows they touched earlier in the month but still a wor… https://t.co/oygnB6mGsF

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In the eurozone much of the case for action by the ECB rests on the passivity of fiscal policy. That is NOT the sit… https://t.co/BipZnF7CEr

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Not quite in the hydrocarbon age: in 1948 65% of the tonnage the allies airlifted into West Berlin consisted of coa… https://t.co/8QGjwsisw3

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It is consumer and govrernment spending that are keeping the US economy from looking pretty sick right now. Data fr… https://t.co/ycbuqmUjul

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At end 2018, Fed and ECB both believed that the trade war damage to their domestic economies would be small and tem… https://t.co/Cbsanib5xP

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In 1968 Mao Zedong enjoined female labourers to hold up “half the sky”; by the 1980s their labour-force participati… https://t.co/b0e0yUvAMq

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According to the IMF, if all goes well and Italy is not hit by an existential financial crisis, by 2024 its real GD… https://t.co/RL6GkTBRSx

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