#Recession

Jorge Camacho

j_camachor

A controversial —strong, but weakly held— opinion:The established discourse that for centuries presented economic growth as a panacea (and, thus, ruled the world by that principle), has spurred a counter-movement

Jon Favreau

jonfavs

Joe Biden should announce that the first bill he’ll introduce as President is the John Lewis Voting Rights Act of 2021, a law that would guarantee every American the right

Undercover Economist

eco_comics

with the rise of neo-liberalism, it is important to have a good diplomatic relation with your neighbouring countries. the failure to hold good relation with your neighbour is not only

Child Poverty Action Group

CPAGUK

We welcome the increase in the ‘National Living Wage’, the guaranteed £250 rise for public sector workers on less than the median wage, the £3bn for DWP to help people

Gerard Dawson

GerardDawson3

There are 74 million children in the US, and all of them need to learn.Who does that service? It's mostly America's teachers.Today, I wrote a deep dive into the teacher

Carly Califello🌻🌹💚🌎💪🏽🔥

CarlyCalifello

#WhyImNotVotingForJoe I am a millennial, Joe said he has no empathy for my generation. Joe’s Bankruptcy greatly harmed my generation with student loan we will not die with. I entered

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Another 1.1 million people applied for unemployment insurance (UI) last week. That includes 787,000 people who applied for regular state UI and 345,000 who applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. 1/

Jim Barkley

JimCanOps

Shortly after the 2nd World War a man who had been a 5 star General in the Army, who FDR wouldn't let got to Europe bc he needed her in

Talent Army

TalentArmyHQ

of all our live roles. We’re being inundated with applicants on job boards so in order to show you what’s live we’ll update this thread with #Auckland, #Wellington or #Remote

Karen Trang

trenning_

aight making this thread as studying vent/shitposting inside the teachings of international business. gonna flag that it's not the most exciting thing and tend to be largely on the logistics

Nithya Raman

nithyavraman

Here's some good news that's flying under the radar: the Federal Reserve is offering low-interest loans to major US cities, including LA.The program doesn’t go far enough yet, but right

Josh Cadorette

joshcadorette

Almost Labor Day!A history of the late summer holiday‘s origin. 1/ May 1894.The Pullman Strike.The economy was in trouble.Industrialist George Pullman made the following labor decisions for his railroad

Siddharth Singh

siddharth3

2020 could get even worse. There's a global locust swarm in existence right now -- the worst in many decades -- and India could suffer from a brutal wave in

Thomas Abt

Abt_Thomas

Violence in America's cities is down. Not in every case, but in most cases. That is good. But what comes next? Read on. The #coronavirus appears to be driving violence

Jason H. Karp

humankarp

Winter is now here for venture capital – especially those heavily focused on Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) models where customer acquisition costs are high and there is little brand equity. If you

Ashley Fidler

aefidler

Recent PhDs of #AcademicTwitter considering tech - some thoughts from my move 10 years ago, in case it helps. I left DC for Palo Alto the week of my defense,