#Policy

CFCS

CFCS_RUSI

1| Interested in the impact of financial crime controls on digital financial inclusion? Then follow along w/ @ChaseFinCrim as she looks at potential reforms and gov't #policy responses to #financialcrime

Marc Gayle

marcgayle

This article by @drnigelclarkeja is such an important article about the recent BOJ Amendments Act & establishing the Independent Fiscal Commission that I feel compelled to do a thread explaining

Claudia Sahm FULL CHECKS NOW

Claudia_Sahm

“These caveats do not mean faster data should be ignored, but that we need to know its weaknesses while marvelling at its speed.” @ChrisGiles_ yes and yeshttps://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/366653da-fc7b-4f3d-bf2f-ef95dfc180

Dr Kubo Mačák

KuboMacak

This won’t be a revelation to most of my followers, but perhaps if you share this post, it'll find its way to those out there who are still wondering about

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

FWIW, I’m relatively relaxed about the fiscal costs of #Covid: borrowing will drop sharply as the economy recovers, the #debt burden is manageable, and there’s no need for #austerity to

Health Nerd

GidMK

The key issue with the Great Barrington Declaration and similar efforts was never about the policy per se, it was the absurd pretence that we could have enormous COVID-19 outbreaks

Howard Anglin

howardanglin

I’m sure this will be popular, but what a mess.In normal times if Govt is going to subsidize business, I understand such restrictions (though they’re still probably counterproductive). But airlines

James Surowiecki

JamesSurowiecki

The problem with the "voted with Trump 86% of the time" is that it really shows how Trump toed a traditional GOP line when it came to legislative politics, not

Elizabeth Spiers

espiers

First, I don't believe that "cancel culture" exists. There is no systemic problem of people being fired because their ideas are too radical. People generally get fired because they say

Mark O'Neill

marxculture

There has been some Twitter noise about the “cost" of the NHSX COVID Tracker being £11.8M.I say “cost" because it's not clear how it breaks down.What the noise made clear

Stephen Gordon

stephenfgordon

This exchange is at the heart of all those really bad takes based on 'economic' arguments that approximately no economist is actually making. Moral hazard is a thing, but it's

Micah Meadowcroft

Micaheadowcroft

Ben Sasse stole my only good national op-ed idea But seriously, repeal the 17th Amendment Throughout the covid crisis we've seen repeated coordination failure between states and the federal government,

Edoardo Saravalle

esaravalle

1/ For @cnas I wrote an explainer on how the Fed responded to the coronavirus and how it ensures the stability of the US dollar system -- and, by extension,

Sarah Kendzior

sarahkendzior

Trump's agenda with Turkey is not about Trump Tower Istanbul any more than his Russian agenda was about planning Trump Tower Moscow. Trump profits *far* more off a transnational crime

Jorrit Gosens

JorritGosens

Great story on the next clean energy revolution: hydrogen. Numbers for scale:To use hydrogen to make all of China's steel, would require 42.5 Mt/y of hydrogen.Generating that would require another

Macrodesiac

macrodesiac_

We've said it before and we'll say it again.Central bankers are RUINING your life. They've broken EVERYTHING and now they’re coming after you...AGAIN. Don't worry, we have the solution1/n Central

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