ADAM TOOZE

Well … the good news is that gasoline demand has bottomed. The bad news … it's half what it was a month ago. Via… https://t.co/ji8R8gsj3x

This, exactly, is the forthcoming fight in the eurozone, too. Given political red lines, we can only hope Lagsrde t… https://t.co/LDymqjiZDG

I mean when Olli Rehn is reviewing your book @zevin_a you HAVE arrived! https://t.co/FOddZNkovw

Tomorrow, the World is one step closer to ontological thingness https://t.co/Dws8PBsfJR

These reading lists on covid + archive every day by the syllabus is just amazing! Really helping think big picture… https://t.co/6hR6S1IyeQ

Just spent an amazing afternoon discussing @jamiemartin2 manuscript on governing the world economy with… https://t.co/NPeh8DLOlp

@YangeHan @tylercowen @guardian Standing on the shoulders of giants.

The Fed has opened the floodgates of credit. It is going to park the entire deficit of this year on its balance she… https://t.co/6OafFlNVQS

The Fed has opened the floodgates of credit. It is going to park the entire deficit of this year on its balance she… https://t.co/tMu4l4S8aO

Why no new SDR issuance by IMF this week? @Brad_Setser @TrumanTed highlight the missed opportunity. Why would Tr… https://t.co/Q6GbYKS0re

This looks like an IMMENSELY helpful read. https://t.co/Z9s0EXKWRI

Excess deaths in European countries since 2016 to April 6th 2020. You can see the countries with an above usual num… https://t.co/mLB6Tr9mAb

The call for SDR issuance was the big agenda item of the IMF/World Bank spring meetings. The Europeans/Africans/Gr… https://t.co/FoCxjW6wj6

@GagnonMacro @Brad_Setser @RobinBrooksIIF @sjerniganIV Unlike Germany, France takes its responsibility to provide t… https://t.co/Gxx288H7YP

Have a book coming out soon about the problems with this logic and why it's a self-reinforcing disaster if everyone… https://t.co/absHmmEHcg

In his masterpiece Modern Capitalism Andrew Shonfield reports a clash between the Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and VW’s… https://t.co/XYrH0IMv17

Excess deaths in European countries since 2016 to April 6th 2020. You can see the countries with an above usual num… https://t.co/mLB6Tr9mAb

Where did I acquire my taste for data? From my grandparents, Peggy & Arthur Wynn. This is typical of their work:… https://t.co/gTe0eGS2vW

It would have been my grandmother, Peggy Wynn's birthday today so I am tweeting about her work: Fatherless Familie… https://t.co/BiQmDvRgkB

Yesterday on @tylercowen show I was asked about my grandmother “Peggy” Wynn. I was taken aback but delighted to ans… https://t.co/0pjAGWsxaR

“Germany has conquered Belgium, Poland, Serbia, Lithuania, Courland and Firuli… But the Allies have conquered cotto… https://t.co/QvrZHfvJ1e

Postwar cybernetic theorizing about democracy was spooky stuff as Kyong-Min Son makes clear in his essay "Cyberneti… https://t.co/DrRQtK20oX

In light of WHO fracas the spring meetings of IMF/World Bank could have been a fracas. They were not. But US block… https://t.co/DcQUwN59Ir

On the Global Dollar Shortage and COVID-19’s Implications for Worldwide Trade Imbalances: Dollar swap lines, a stan… https://t.co/Dr5T1srPN4

Terrific piece by Adam Tooze on The Economist, liberalism, and Alexander Zevin's new book https://t.co/nnWjzETMnH… https://t.co/4y6qIwZvZm

The Sovereign Fed Is the US a country with a central bank or is it a central bank with a country? This by historian… https://t.co/dT7CynNjgL

When @LHSummers & Gordon Brown make their demand for $1trn in SDR issuance who do they cite? "Historians such as C… https://t.co/g2lJN5PtG0

90% of the $8 trillion in fiscal effort – spending, loans & guarantees – so far mobilized to face COVID-19 will com… https://t.co/05Pb8p98Sh

At the peak of Bernanke-era QE, the Fed was buying $120bn per month. In 2020 purchases are running at $70bn+ per da… https://t.co/YjUckymQnZ

The Fed has opened the floodgates of credit. It is going to park the entire deficit of this year on its balance she… https://t.co/MKJBJdjzg3

Strengthening the fortress: JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are making provisions to prepare for a wave of bad debt that i… https://t.co/edo9HCunww

At the peak of Bernanke-era QE, the Fed was buying $120bn per month. In 2020 purchases are running at $70bn+ per da… https://t.co/1AdknG8fos

Strengthening the fortress: JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are making provisions to prepare for a wave of bad debt that i… https://t.co/eteJQQtTiq

@adam_tooze People often think Holland has always been a cycling nation- not true. There was a huge public outcry a… https://t.co/HIuN4MjpFo

The Fed’s “pull every lever” approach combined with oil production cut is even bringing down the spreads on HY ener… https://t.co/yZc0JdVRPv