#Economic

Dr Jacqueline Sievert Hardt

JM_Sievert

I’m seeing a lot of job market takes that include helping students look for #nonac or #altac careers and as a former TT faculty member and now a team lead

Dan Burrows

danlburrows

Don’t let the kids starve is basically the minimum I ask from the government tbh If the Tories really wanted to stop socialism and therefore also revolution, during a time

Peter Helps

PeterHelps3

Personal Message – Thoughts My Own etc. etc.!Those that have the misfortune of following me know I rarely use social media platforms to campaign. These are not normal times. The

Peter Ganong

p_ganong

Huge puzzle about the role of UI in the economy now 1) $600 UI supplement expired, removing $30 billion/week from the economy2) Spending trackers for proprietary data look *flat*! Answer:

a Red Chilean🇨🇱🇸🇾

aRedChilean

1/16Let's talk about decolonization and Cuba. The Cuba of today is not metaphysically seperate from its previous form. It was a result of the progressive side of Cuban history dominating

Russell Lamberti

RussLamberti

As the chattering classes fawn over the president's "stunning and brave" lockdown leadership, the truth, as always, alludes them. Lockdown reveals a weak, unimaginative, detached, reckless, weather vane leader. 1/nhttps://twitter.com/Ia

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

China is a "strategic partner" on climate change, and Russia is an "indispensable partner" on Ukraine and Syria: we hear this every day in Europe. Yet China is heavily investing

Charlotte Clymer 🏳️‍🌈

cmclymer

Like... I don't want to burst anyone's bubble, but for the vast majority of Trump diehards, there will never be a "turning point". For them, he will become a martyr.

Antoine Duval

Ant1Duval

Promise, this is my final #SuperLeague thread, after that back to real scholarly work.A post-mortem analysis of an American dream that didn’t come true. 1. The #SuperLeague was driven by

Scott Coley

scott_m_coley

Some argue that the economic crisis has become so grave, with unemployment surpassing 20%, that governors should lift restrictions on businesses and accept the public health fallout as an unfortunate

Michael Clemens

m_clem

At left, average emigration from developing countries to rich countries, omitting microstates.The question was raised: But does that snapshot accurately represent the paths they take as they grow?At right, the

Nora Loreto

NoLore

This segment on CBC about all the ways that public health got it wrong on coronavirus is missing some pretty incredible gaps: they go with gotchas (boarder closures and masks)

jock-passing bareza

marezaha

it's time for: azure moon & democracy! specifically, how the game lays the groundwork for a participatory gov't in dimitri's solo end card thru dimitri's focus on evening the playing

Steve Schmidt

SteveSchmidtSES

Trump’ s daily briefings are profoundly dishonest, delusional, confusing and erratic. The virus will not disappear any time soon and the worst will not be behind us by June and

Ryan Divish

RyanDivish

From my work email ... and I refuse to read the comments on my story. There is this voicemail with so much going on, including referring to Asians as Yellow

David Rothkopf

djrothkopf

Trump's outrageous firing of the Intelligence Community IG is a useful reminder that he is not just directly responsible for making much worse one of the biggest public health and