
As recently as 2010 petroleum…
As recently as 2010 petroleum accounted for half America’s monthly trade deficit. No longer. @SoberLook https://t.co/vADTwzvKNV
As recently as 2010 petroleum accounted for half America’s monthly trade deficit. No longer. @SoberLook https://t.co/vADTwzvKNV
I learn from Colin Kidd's review of Robert Saunders's book in the @LRB that during the 1975 EEC referendum campaig… https://t.co/OmXIzcCSdO
@adam_tooze Most EMs have a positive link between growth and the credit impulse, i.e. all countries to the right of… https://t.co/ooxJQ5dhNU
@adam_tooze Looking across EM, Turkey stands out for the exogenous nature — and severity — of the credit shock. T… https://t.co/JUIwdxyvH1
Italy’s fiscal problems are NOT down to deficits over the last ten year. France’s deficits have been larger. The pr… https://t.co/ssfZ0fhoBp
Btw 1929 and the late 1970s there was rapid regional convergence across the US national economy, since then it has… https://t.co/9UPcA60EaQ
1985-1995 was the golden age of retirement in the US. 90% of the population were out of the labour force by the age… https://t.co/2DmQrZulhq
The concentration of the digital economy in favored urban areas has compounded economic divergence in the US.… https://t.co/yvDvDWOsGL
If America’s home ownership rate has fallen since the 2007-8 crisis it is due to bottom 90% of wealth distribution… https://t.co/ONV3H0yv5i
The decline in productivity across large parts of the US “heartland” are striking and cannot be explained by refere… https://t.co/LZVgG55jCZ
Wealth disparity and the crisis: Fed data shows all segments of American society losing median wealth 2007-2016, ot… https://t.co/ervVwzaBsm
Cumulative aggregate growth rate of jobs across the “heartland” varies enormously at the local level. The hotspots… https://t.co/QySI6ViT4f
@DuncanWeldon this is fantastic. this is going straight into war in germany!
And (not from the paper), the most interesting bit of Trafalgar isn’t the battle. It’s the chase before. Across the… https://t.co/tARyRblSoy
As @RobinBrooksIIF points out Turkey’s credit shock is truly exogenous and thus predictive of a fall in economic ac… https://t.co/rH8QRHZlAK
Making a very interesting point about the development of credit in China right now. It is endogenous … h/t… https://t.co/wBMGYI9eVP
Will leveraged loans bring the house down? @colbyLsmith reviews the worries of IMF, BofE, Fed and the IMF.… https://t.co/hVOalODgef
This really is a discussion between Michel Foucault and Raymond Aron about the Order of Things and how to write th… https://t.co/5rcCuQ1Wm2
"For an economy as stagnant as that of Italy, a short-term growth boost is not to be scoffed at.” Rome’s assumption… https://t.co/JTBlz0Tw0X
Three of five are in Europe, of these two in the EU. This is not a tropical island problem. https://t.co/Jgmh6fcDwi
"the microeconomic aspects of the budget are worse than the macroeconomics” With debt service costs down what matte… https://t.co/TMEfaz6fPu
Though AUM have risen to $6.44trn, BlackRocks share are down 30%. Is it a turning point in the market?… https://t.co/3QXbNKdfT8
No more binging: strikingly the net worth of American households and their consumption behavior is no longer closel… https://t.co/AOHOIKzE9x
After its recovery accelerated in 2016 under its left-wing government Portugal has just returned to its pre-crisis… https://t.co/IyLSuGTYwO
Poory educated Americans are increasingly worried about their future financial circumstances @SoberLook https://t.co/mJpLTBMeCH
If its mission is to provide information to the world’s population, how can Google stay out of China? That apparent… https://t.co/gxdpim8BLl
Econometric studies show that public investment has dramatically different impact on economic growth across Europe.… https://t.co/w52xlcQ7p5
Whereas services came to play a dominant role in today’s rich countries btw 1970 and 2016 at a relatively high leve… https://t.co/LMf6ul1Msw
Staggering—esp because French public support for pretty well anything you can think of is reliably at a record low https://t.co/QKc8STvD9r
Oct 12, 1918 – New York Times: Number of US troops in Europe now exceeds 1.9 million #100yearsago https://t.co/RTQVuqnQRp
China has become a major market for labour-intensive exports from South Africa, Thailand, India and Vietnam. Fascin… https://t.co/DWb5PRV0We
Corporate economy: btw 1995 and 2016 share of large company VA in rich world GDP rose from 18% to 33%.… https://t.co/jOhMcOG8rj
"Seoul had the largest number of patents granted in 2015 of any urban innovation cluster outside the United States—… https://t.co/4CN1h2OtNE
On the 24th Oct Episode 5 of my @bbcworldservice After the Crash series is being broadcast, focusing on The Future.… https://t.co/f40tG0RMDc
How the balance of world trade shifted from North-North accounting for 55% in 1995 to only 33% in 2016. China cente… https://t.co/UjsovOIlP5
Large firms play a major role in most of the fast-growing Asian EM. Fascinating data from @McKinsey_MGI… https://t.co/cSZiEeFZgO
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