ADAM TOOZE

The United States imagines itself as the frontline of Central American migration, but Mexico has deported more migr… https://t.co/lStyamNT0C

Not only are we on track for a record $2.5 trn in M&A activity in the first half of 2018 alone, but the deals are

Does Chinese retaliation aimed at US soy exports matter? You bet … for first time since 1983 US farmers had committ… https://t.co/zmb4J96e6Y

China is already substituting Brazilian for US soy, but the question is how it handles the winter months when Brazi… https://t.co/Tr94OGo8NK

The impact of the Brazilian truckers in May 2018 on industrial production was as severe as the 2008 crisis and the… https://t.co/tHUPgQZKaQ

Interesting indicator of stress around the global economy since 2007: fluctuations in Asian currencies. I didn’t ap… https://t.co/Uybq6aPKgL

A decomposition of the drivers of eurozone unemployment. Econometrics by @GoldmanSachs. Retweet is not endorsement,… https://t.co/zlBn3SvQjP

France is truly the model Eurozone citizen. Look how closely its wage growth tracks the average for the currency ar… https://t.co/IebZAESUfG

There is secular stagnation and then there is what happened to the UK economy! Productivity growth at spectacularly… https://t.co/yOOgPguBA5

“The U.K. faces perhaps no greater challenge, economically and socially, than its productivity challenge” Andy Hald… https://t.co/YJu7Tq65L1

When your house does your saving for you – the inverse association btw house price inflation and savings rate in th… https://t.co/jNJfWw5L45

“We live and die by trade” – how will US farm belt react to Trump’s trade war? 25% tariff on U.S. soybean imports t… https://t.co/vqKUEjtP8g

BINGO … what a fantastic source. @DEHEdgerton will be fascinated by this! https://t.co/jbndXLUuav

Brace for clashes between the White House and the Fed at the latest by 2020 when the monetary squeeze is no longer… https://t.co/AQ20wbwYGl

Despite the tightness of the US labour market the real wage growth is just not happening. Cost of living increases… https://t.co/QYcSR6KQO8

the transnational production of money, Dutch edition or why national boundaries for macro measures are problematic… https://t.co/YKe1Sd75PI

If the monitoring and governance of the national economy solidified in the early 20th century, here is how the stor… https://t.co/WGOvfqZprh

The closure of Toys “R" Us added 3.8 m square feet of unoccupied retail space to the strip malls of America in Q220… https://t.co/WJcgQCoE1d

Framing Crashed II: The 2008 crisis and the supersession of 20th-c macroeconomics by financial globalization.… https://t.co/6TvyTR7zXo

Many Americans are indebted via their sole proprietorships, etc. (effectively personal loans for business purposes)… https://t.co/Bgvyt6BvTV

Framing Crashed II: how to write a history of the 2008 crisis beyond the categories of the national economy inherit… https://t.co/GHzPFDypHp

Framing Crashed II: Breaking the triple coincidence. How the brilliant work of the "BIS team” enabled us to rethink… https://t.co/1LiW9A5Zuc

Framing Crashed II: 2008, the Crisis of the National Macroeconomics and the "Revolution" of Macrofinance -… https://t.co/33b9YN5oHG

Preemptive defense: Germany begins build up to NATO summit by announcing that it is "second-largest supplier of tro… https://t.co/ETyNmFhSP6

"Inequality is a choice: while inequality has increased less in Europe overall than in the United States, when it c… https://t.co/kxkzfmGzE4

"Have you ever been invited by a Swiss bank to a golf tournament? Neither have I. But the world’s “ultrahigh-net-wo… https://t.co/GzuzJqG5eH

Eine historisch zu nennende folgenreiche diskursverschiebung – die europ. Version der 'big lie' (ritholz) nach der… https://t.co/TTeVjbOaDS

Wenn jetzt alle über Framing reden: *Staatsschuldenkrise* haben sich die @Bundesbank & Freunde ausgedacht. Die Reze… https://t.co/0A5nBqRFaJ

@zeithistoriker What haunts me is a paraphase of this line from the fascinating conversation btw @katforrester &… https://t.co/Z5bdjURYYT

Going beyond the aggregate relationship: Fascinating paper uses Gallup data back to 1936 to gauge positive impact o… https://t.co/mHC2Lzc2bg

@zeithistoriker One thing I would be wary of, however, is the hierarchy implied by sublime conceit v. workaday inst… https://t.co/76nRIYJJLJ

@zeithistoriker Agreed. As the review says, @zeithistoriker Globalists is so good that it positively forces the que… https://t.co/qAbTCGO63G

Germany’s “soft underbelly”: The Bavarian border crossings that decide the fate of the Merkel government.… https://t.co/hXOSqXDUDh