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Elina Ribakova

elinaribakova

The challenge now is to assure investors that the medium-term stabilization in debt is possible. Near-term outlook is difficult: FY 2020/21 deficit 15.7% (Feb announcement 6.8%) Debt at 81.8% Note

Tyler Black, MD

tylerblack32

MINI-THREAD, and you have to bear with me: "One of the Worst (Titled) Papers in Child Psychiatry"#meded #psychtwitter #psychiatrychat #medtwitter #somepsych(and I'm sorry if I offend anyone who knows or

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

1/ The “freedom“ America’s billionaires are selling is killing us. 2/ America’s rightwing billionaires comfortably hang out on their massive estates, giving instant Covid tests to their live-in servants, while

Zachary Bleemer

zbleemer

New (job market) paper: Quasi-experimental and structural analysis of novel administrative data shows that broadening public university access for lower-testing students can promote economic mobility without efficiency losses. A thread.

Ida Bae Wells

nhannahjones

It might be shocking to you to learn that most Black Americans descend from slave owners due to the pervasive sexual assault of enslaved women. The average Black American is

Katherine Faulkner

k_faulkner

When I went to see the Mary Wollstonecraft statue yesterday, two members of the committee who chose it were also there. They were lovely and well meaning. You could see

The Telegraph

Telegraph

We have all been affected by lockdown, one way or another – but what is the impact of the pandemic on gender inequality? Check this *thread* to find out #EqualityCheck

Amberite's Eschatological Cabaret 🌈⛥✡⛧they/them

outliersgeorg

The proportion of COVID deaths that's older folks and folks with underlying conditions does Not, in any way, make it OK that people are dying, but it IS probably a

Scheplick

scheplick

When I was growing up in California, I would occasionally hear about a wildfire. Sometimes you would see reminisces of the fire in the air blowing by.A thread The thing

Megan McArdle

asymmetricinfo

This seems like a good time to discuss my most recently printed column,. Because this effect shows up strongly in the responses to it.https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/12/29/we-should-embrace-cassandras-when-next-disaster-comes/

Adam Ryan

AdamRy_n

For the last 8 years I’ve been a football official (AKA referee).It’s one of the least understood jobs with the highest visibility.Today, Sarah Thomas is the first woman to officiate

Ursula Rising, astrologer, BLM

ursularising

“How to speak with Saturn. When you want to speak with Saturn and ask him for whatever you wish, you must wait until he enters into good condition, of which

jessica a. m. 🍔

my2k

Aside from the obvious, this is an interesting thing on a deep levelLike, could you trust a random stranger to risk their well-being, either physically or monetarily, for you? Could

Martha Crawford

shrinkthinks

The cruelest divide in risk taking is between those individuals & households who know they are high risk, and those who assume their risk is “average” The risk assessment described

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

One reason college towns often have constrained supply is the logical interest group which would advocate for more supply, the super-dominant employer i.e. the university, operates a for-profit housing cluster

College Wealth | Micah

college_wealth

A lot of talk about $T (AT&T) on the timeline lately So here’s a list of why $T is so popular, especially right now (Thread) 1a. High dividend yieldIt has

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