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Per Bylund
PerBylund
Much of #economicpolicy aims to 'fight' #unemployment. This is entirely unnecessary, because there is no such thing as lasting involuntary unemployment. This is unfortunately little understood today, but it is
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Actors' Equity
ActorsEquity
Yesterday, the @BroadwayLeague announced that they are refunding ticket sales through the end of the year, joining countless regional theatres that have postponed their seasons. Putting the health & safety
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bearistotle
gnrosenberg
Part of the endowment story is this: Big elite unis jacked up tuition sticker prices but expanded financial aid for most students so that the discount rate actually declined relative
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No One 🇺🇸
tweettruth2me
Dear Coronavirus Alarmist: Here’s a little reminder from history. The Great Depression caused a decade of high unemployment, poverty, low profits, deflation, plunging farm incomes & lost opportunities for economic
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Jim Tankersley
jimtankersley
Quick Monday thread on the COVID-19 economy and where it's going from here: I'm on The Daily this morning talking with @mikiebarb about the historic unemployment crisis that crashed over
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Machinists Union ✈️🚊🚀
MachinistsUnion
The #HEALSAct is a bad deal for workers.- Cuts unemployment benefit to $200 from $600- No airline or railroad relief- Immunity for companies that endanger employees and the publicCall 202-224-3121.
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Heidi Shierholz
hshierholz
This chart is a portrait of disaster. I have spent the last twenty years studying the labor market and have never seen anything like it. Unemployment insurance claims for the
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The New York Times
nytimes
The $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package will send money directly to Americans and do much more. But how much can you expect to see — and when?Here are some answers
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Jonathon Shafi
Jonathon_Shafi
1/ In July, there were 36,000 jobs advertised across Scotland online, that’s around 29,000 less than July 2019. And, 222,000 people claimed unemployment benefit, compared to 109,000 in July 2019.
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Kaitu
FuturePort
I am going to be retweeting this every month on the night before job numbers to remind people of what has ACTUALLY gone on this year. Most estimates state that
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Kevin Milligan
kevinmilligan
Paul Romer is a Nobel-winning economist. He advocates for moving toward a regime of wide-scale testing.We don't have the capacity to do this *today*.He argues we could have the capacity
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Lyman Stone 石來民 🦬🦬🦬
lymanstoneky
One problem with the "demand suppressed by the pandemic" story is that no prior pandemics created even close to this degree of suppressed demand, and none of the economic papers
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The Hamilton Project
hamiltonproj
.@RyanDNunn, @janamkparsons, and @JayCShambaugh released a new analysis on one of the most important pieces of economic policy support since the onset of #COVID19 in the U.S.— the rapid expansion
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alyssa
alysh__
22 weeks since the first stimulus 1200 / by 5mo = $240 a month1200 / by est. 22wks = est. $55 a week+ IF someone is on unemployment as well
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Alix Gould-Werth
alixgouldwerth
Lately, there’s been a lot of speculation about what's happening with low-wage workers who are benefiting from the $600 boost in weekly unemployment benefits. I’d like to introduce you to
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Stevie McFly
steviexmcfly
Since the unemployment expansion is expiring, my job has permanently closed, and nobody in my industry is hiring (especially for positions at my level), I'm gonna need help making ends
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