“On a risk-adjusted basis, Greece…
“On a risk-adjusted basis, Greece is by far the most attractive euro bond right now” – Athens raises $2.9bn at 3.6%… https://t.co/hMRhh1tDxx
“On a risk-adjusted basis, Greece is by far the most attractive euro bond right now” – Athens raises $2.9bn at 3.6%… https://t.co/hMRhh1tDxx
Some times are different! Accounting for growth in the British economy back to the beginning of the industrial revo… https://t.co/6LptM0MgZc
The present is fine but the future is not looking so hot – the gap btw current and future indicators tends to hit a… https://t.co/tePEVjVEEk
UN projects of age-dependency ratios over next fifty years. https://t.co/HZPNYlxYl9 https://t.co/WuX9qc2Nn2
“Hard” and “soft” data on US economy are converging … and NOT in a good way. @PantheonMacro via @SoberLook https://t.co/N4bx7PcL3q
Fascinating from @MESandbu on the relationship between "hyperglobalisation" and rising inequality/falling labour sh… https://t.co/6tKc1bcPIK
America’s consumer confidence numbers are not looking pretty! End of 2018 saw one of sharpest drops in recent histo… https://t.co/YU7d3emM4c
please share Call for Papers: 'De-Risking the Future of Europe – Reforming the Macro-Financial Architecture', Londo… https://t.co/wbcDDVwaVq
In which the always insightful @MESandbu of the @FT discusses the implications of the @piie paper my me and… https://t.co/FpH1fndFC7
Satirical commentary on the speculative frenzy in share of John Law’s Mississippi company Paris, rue Quincampoix 17… https://t.co/nIaBPNfjn0
This by John Shovlin (NYU) on the rivalry between the French Mississippi Company and the South Sea Company of 1720… https://t.co/9OPmA47nQ7
The wheel of financial fortune and its mistress Fortuna adorn the cover of Fortune magazine Feb 1930. Image reprodu… https://t.co/dmXuhxrH7s
"Money is not the value for which goods are exchanged, but the value by which they are exchanged.” John Law, Money… https://t.co/7X7MlCxLcu
"Transmission times between data centers of the NYSE in New Jersey are now within a few millionths of a second of w… https://t.co/SxRtgAHTew
@mattknight64 @M_C_Klein @gelberprize Thank you
"I’m not going to write a history of democracy … I’m going to ask a set of quite material questions about the abi… https://t.co/rhn5guTiJC
10 May 1948: "On the same day that the national railroad strike was defeated in the US, across the Atlantic in Bord… https://t.co/FdLGVsbdXG
On "materialism, I prefer Latour’s notion of the assembling of common worlds. We inhabit worlds made of many parts,… https://t.co/bicjxwKSiM
The five main U.S. share trading data centers. NY4 and NY5 (in Secaucus) and NJ2 (in Weehawken) host multiple tradi… https://t.co/tCK62Kg4yJ
Satirical commentary on the speculative frenzy in share of John Law’s Mississippi company Paris, rue Quincampoix 17… https://t.co/JW8S0ufNmf
This by John Shovlin (NYU) on the rivalry between the French Mississippi Company and the South Sea Company of 1720… https://t.co/tXfeyIj3by
The strange itinerary of a giant diamond procured by Gov Pitt of Madras and how it found its way on to Napoleon’s c… https://t.co/9TBi3ODvQn
The wheel of financial fortune and its mistress Fortuna adorn the cover of Fortune magazine Feb 1930. Image reprodu… https://t.co/hrN9cHrIHU
"The best solution to inequality is the old solution and this lot didn’t like it last time around.” Talking about t… https://t.co/0c94hE5sKv
A Game of War by Alice Becker-Ho (Author), Guy Debord (Author), Donald Nicholson-Smith (Translator) The game beca… https://t.co/zs0y6ns7hW
"Money is not the value for which goods are exchanged, but the value by which they are exchanged.” John Law, Money… https://t.co/INICX2EACZ
This is a fascinating thread on the weaponization of interdependence by @henryfarrell . Reminds me of the work of… https://t.co/htQjKMuALw
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This by John Shovlin (NYU) on the rivalry between the French Mississippi Company and the South Sea Company of 1720… https://t.co/4sc7hXkJEz
Satirical commentary on the speculative frenzy in share of John Law’s Mississippi company Paris, rue Quincampoix 17… https://t.co/NH9UTKZZLV
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@ElizFEmens Hi @ElizFEmens yup that is quite weird. Try this https://t.co/InxfzUkTfo
As "liquid retirement savings vehicles, like 401(k)s, replace more traditional defined-benefit pension plans” the g… https://t.co/43Dp5Vay5V
"Because US black families have less wealth they may be more likely to turn to loans to finance their education. Wh… https://t.co/4dJ7OYQ3Ew
Is there any more telling graph about racial wealth inequality in the US? Whites born in 1940s experienced huge sur… https://t.co/YJrocAxWWu
"The US federal government spends over $400 billion to support asset development, but those subsidies primarily ben… https://t.co/gd8ggi7XH7
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