ADAM TOOZE

…a $101 contraction in the economy, a nominal rise in debt will actually cause the debt burden to decline. Put di… https://t.co/uB927a8gle

Important piece by @adam_tooze reminding us that for developed economies the structure of government debt and the f… https://t.co/vtnlBRbgvM

Its a GOOD day when you get a retweet from @DanielaGabor like this 🙂 Thank you! https://t.co/BGbK70UBhz

Like revenge, austerity is a dish best served cold. I did a piece for @guardian On the corona debt debate… https://t.co/VzWqLVJg3E

@TheStalwart @perlberg @MylesUdland This time round it might be different!

The ECB’s response to corona shock is welcome. It is the thing standing btw EZ and manifest crisis. But it should n… https://t.co/kpkPmtxryB

A delight to be on the legendary podcast with @tracyalloway & @TheStalwart Have to admit that I was a little nervo… https://t.co/0xBwWtydRi

Just to be clear the Bundeswehr does not own or operate the world’s largest transport aircraft. It contracts with U… https://t.co/rMQ32MZtDV

Back at my desk picking and packing online orders. I'd be lying if I said my heart was in it this morning but coffe… https://t.co/FTW4wPyuRH

Marxism Today was the intellectual pace setter for much of the British left in the 1970s and 1980s: Something sent… https://t.co/SK1LXDZzO9

Since the corona crisis began in the West, the Bank of Canada has nearly tripled its balance sheet! Repos are drivi… https://t.co/nYPGWK3eNC

Do you think Montgomerie et al remember the days of the Marxism Today-FT “alignment” via folks like Charles Leadbea… https://t.co/IWuvn7ji6v

A quarter of American workers currently fear being laid off. Will surely have depressing impact on consumption.… https://t.co/Aper61LUo1

In Italy even if support for Lega is down, much of that is migrating to even more far-right Brothers of Italy -> to… https://t.co/8nU77eFFkT

@gregclaeys Could still happen and I would welcome it. But I'm in the 'What they will do vs. What they should do' b… https://t.co/XDG0P7JvWC

Since 2012 “finances getting better” > “getting worse” amongst US household. Rising to 30 point gap in 2019. That h… https://t.co/TWAS659bUp

With world awash with crude oil – facing a storage crisis…Whats happening to all the tankers? Are they really s… https://t.co/hudx8qhZub

Bank of Japan (1896) Designed by Tatsuno Kingo (1854-1919) Trained Imperial College Inspired by Banque Nationale i… https://t.co/FYt4Z4hIvA

The socioeconomic element of the #coronavirus isn’t talked about enough. I for one would be interested in the incom… https://t.co/Bo7JcZNmz6

"The Bank of Japan will buy an unlimited amount of government bonds and quadruple its purchases of corporate debt a… https://t.co/NfssiosDUP

No reason to get into the weeds here. But it IS interesting that this happened. https://t.co/Iy9Iuumq4v

@LorcanRK @jeuasommenulle @michaelsteen Couldn't agree more. First rule of OMT was we don't talk about OMT. New r… https://t.co/ocUF16hpjZ

Egypt is approaching the IMF for an emergency loan and new one-year program. We think that a total package of $8bn… https://t.co/gXVAhIWZHC

Fantastic to have been on the show with @TheStalwart & @tracyalloway https://t.co/QEuTdgU8hn

Search of contents of @NewLeftReview appears to show no mention of work of Stephen Broadberry which is foundational… https://t.co/jRIMWl38t4

The engagement of @NewLeftReview with both @DEHEdgerton work and mine treats the issue of relative position of UK,… https://t.co/YuQgsUK5tf

The review by @JohnPMerrick1 of @DEHEdgerton essential new history of Britain is fittingly appreciative but remains… https://t.co/zqx4zVS4CB

The world post COVID-19 will be a world of high debt. On this @TheEconomist Is clearly right. The question is wh… https://t.co/xfG5zdFiIQ

Mobile-phone data show that poorer workers in US are likelier than richer ones to keep commuting @TheEconomist… https://t.co/EVATSMykrJ

The world post COVID-19 will be a world of high debt. On this @TheEconomist Is clearly right. The question is wh… https://t.co/QdDG3gbL6R