#Economics

Oz Katerji

OzKaterji

Can someone help me understand why they think XR distancing themselves from socialism is bad? There are plenty of platforms for socialism in this country, and, as environmental issues cross

Shahmir

shahmiruk

The 5G conspiracies leading to violence & mass disruption & confusion is a perfect example of warnings we have been giving through the work so many of us have done.

Kizito Eze

kizzysly

Dear people of my generation,How's your weekend coming? I'd like to talk about something that I feel we are losing a touch of and that's PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT.Screenshots and memes aside,

premeddork~

VacaysOver

So been bugging me.. Part of my mom's side from N. MN..Aitkin (Hennepin Counties w/Hill City..Remer Swatara) just found out that a distant relation (well not too distant) was the

Jim O'Donnell

jimodonnell2

What all these Republican/Libertarian/Business types don’t seem to understand about economics and #Covid19 is that it is people’s confidence that matters most. People aren’t going to go out and spend

Diana O'Brien

dianazobrien

1. Janet Yellen, Former Chief of the U.S. Federal Reserve, will be the U.S.’s first woman Secretary of Treasury. This is a major victory for women and may even have

Barry Cynamon

BCynamon

Here’s my weird, USPS-adjacent opinion:Between roughly 1895-1915, the formation of the U.S. Post Office Domestic Parcel Post service and Sears Roebuck & Co. led to the industrial development that handed

Panic away from the disco 🙅‍♂️

Sir_Fahrenheit

When you learned economics from AM radio:https://twitter.com/johncornyn/status/1248226161596956673 The cry against spending is always run away inflation. We’re facing *deflation* during a worldwide health crisis. None of the normal boogie men

Gergely Orosz

GergelyOrosz

My economics of selling books:$20 book on @Gumroad - I net $19 (Gumroad takes 3.5% + $.30)$22.50 print book on Amazon - I net $9.50 (Amazon takes 40% of the

TurkeyDayNeville 🇯🇲🇺🇸

FormerlyCBM

My mom made this for me when I was a kid, and I'm not ashamed to say that I made this for my kids when they were little. Supposedly, this

Gracy Olmstead

gracyolmstead

"Logically, in plenitude some things ought to be expendable. Industrial economics has always believed this: abundance justifies waste. This is one of the dominant superstitions of American history—and of the

labour transformed

LabTransformed

The results of last week’s elections and the Labour Party’s responses to them suggest that the leadership and Party right would rather reduce Labour to an irrelevant husk than reckon

Frank Rotman

fintechjunkie

1/31: The biggest question coming out of my recent tweet thread about the evaluation of startups is: “How important is the startup’s distribution strategy in your diligence work?” The answer

Sizilebel’uba sizalwa ngobani

Vangi22

We had (perhaps foolishly) hoped that the government would see through their initial strides to put the people first. The wellbeing of the poor black majority. Ahead of economics, we

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Lots of stories like this over the past couple of days. Easy and reasonable to mock them: "People who make a lot of money from capital gains say taxing capital

rahaeli

rahaeli

In addition to all this, this pandemic should have put paid to the "laziness theory" forever. You just have to read around Twitter to see how bored and twitchy everyone