#Economist

Andrew Leach

andrew_leach

The @CDNEnergyCentre / War Room would like you to think of the oil and gas industry as a jobs engine. As such, they're relying on employment multiplies from StatCan to

Audric Moses 🚴🌿🍻🏐☣️☮️🇨🇦

audricmoses

Along w/ giving @shandro more legal power to make unilateral decisions on healthcare delivery, "the legislation provides an expansive legal template for major privatization of acute care and primary and

Michael Linden

MichaelSLinden

A lot of people are focused on the supposed generosity of the current UI replacement rate. I know that, for some, it just sort of “feels” wrong to have UI

TheValuesVoter

TheValuesVoter

I compared the public's opinion of the Republican Party right before the election last year and it's opinion of it now, according to the Economist/YouGov polls:https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/jsojry0vph/econTabReport.pdf(10/31 - 11/1/20

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

This column by @jackmintz raises some concerns as a potential policy response to the expected cancellation of the KXL permit.1/https://twitter.com/policy_school/status/1351943227293614080 First, Dr Mintz cites numbers for direct and indirec

GuntherBett #BeTheChangeYouSeek #3.5%+Gen. Strike

BettGunther

THREAD 1/19Those of you following my threads on Dido Harding's husband John Penrose's & colleagues 1828 Committee Manifesto for the new BritainThere was on online Libertarian 'Friedman 8' 24 hour

Giorgos Kallis

g_kallis

Indeed, as scholars who have studied Malthus show, Malthus was not a 'Malthusian'. He had a healthy dose of respect for technology, believed in growth, and posited that the greatest

Benjamin Glick

Glick_MMG

In observance of the #election, I'll be creating a thread featuring some of the policy content and other campaign-related stories and conversations @ACG_MMG has published so far this year. I

Brian Fabo

BrianosaurRex

For outsiders Central Banks might easily seem like an "old boys club". When we looked at the composition of governing boards of EU states CBs, we found only 21,4 %

Eduard Soler Lecha

solerlecha

What a start! 2021 will be a quite intense for those of us working on international affairs, isn’t it? A THREAD with the ten topics that we’ll keep us busy

⭑ ꙳ ✩ Tovarishch Soselo ✩ ꙳ ⭑

Vorkutlag_

Here why president Saddam Hussein was actually kind of good, and how Saddam's Iraq was one of the most successful and advanced socialist countries in the third world Before Saddam,

Ricky Ponting 2006

Chinmay_2001

Thread on eminent people supporting farm laws:Dr. Gita Gopinath, Chief Economist at IMF says "Farm bills are in right direction"https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/farm-labour-bills-are-steps-in-right-directio

Amanda Cage

WorkforceAmanda

Now that #Election2020 is over, I'm ready to do this Twitter thing. I’ve got some things to say about an important new report that @National_Fund has put out today

girl, divorce him

girlziplocked

Something that economist @yanisvaroufakis has been talking about quite a bit this year is the idea that the world absolutely could have markets without capitalism. We could regulate capitalism out

Conor Dougherty

ConorDougherty

Some thoughts on this Trump/Carson op-ed on suburban zoning in the @wsj – an ironic landing spot BTW because the piece is a cry against efforts *to deregulate* building restrictions

Jordan Schneider 司马乔丹

jordanschnyc

Aside from its naked cruelty, Just how bad are new ICE and H1B requirements for American competitiveness? Really bad, and just what the doctor ordered for China's basic research and

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