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Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

Payrolls in November rose a mere +245k. That's the sort of number you might see in a "normal" month, and definitely not what you're hoping for in the snapback from

Andy Smarick

smarick

I just finished reading the new study on factors influencing school re-openings. I first want to thank the authors for their valuable contribution to our understanding: @KatharineStrunk @SReckhow @MattGrossmann Meg

Em Gill

EmilyEvaGill

I had a look at schools in Gwent and how they have been affected by coronavirus in the first half term. Unsurprisingly @MonmouthshireCC has been the least affected, which correlates

Dalila

DalilaAtiqah

I had such a good teaching about #suicide ;“There is only one philosophical question, that is suicide.Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental

Dan Lovejoy - #BLM

danlovejoy

A few points about the huge ice storm outage that's wrapping up today. Keep in mind I don't speak for anyone but myself, but I am perhaps unusually knowledgeable about

John Hale

JohnHaleCrimLaw

My most urgent request/New Years wish of @douglasdowney: convince your government to inject funds into @LegalAidOntario (LAO).A crisis is coming. In April 2019 the Ford govt cut its contribution to

modest proposal

modestproposal1

Concentration is the essence of an escalating euphoria. By late-stage cycles, many buyers are fixating on “winners” with the purchase motive being further stock gains, rather than any logic of

Isabella Cooper

I_mitochondria

The world’s most powerful tools against respiratory infections is good health, individual health and population health. Both metabolic and mental. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/openhrt-2020-001356#hyperinsulinaemia #covid #vitD #metabolicheal

Alex Washburne

Alex_Washburne

Dr. @sdbaral has an excellent guiding philosophy here.As someone who entered science to curiously question the answers, I've found epidemiology during COVID to be characterized by strong informal social control

Frank Peelen

FrankPeelen

1/14Excellent question!"Risk/reward ratio" is a term used in investing, but it's rarely quantified like one would quantify a debt/assets ratio. Risk/reward ratio is usually used more intuitively.https://twitter.com/dfrancisco9

Eden

HandofEden

IMPORTANTPEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS COMINGThis is just based on what I’ve read/heard and concluded. For almost a year now, the FED has been flooding the financial sector with

Matt

regulatorynerd

Am listening to a replay of PayPal’s Q2 2020 earnings call. Am going to drop some thoughts on a thread here. I don’t own PayPal stock (but wish I did

Benjamin Wolf

benbawan

In 1990, the population of Western Germany (62 million) and France (58m) was within a whisker. Then reunification happened – and Germany suddenly had 80 million.In 2050, France’s population could

Armine Yalnizyan

ArmineYalnizyan

Just to be clear on why immigration levels are the biggest factor when it comes to #cdnecon's future growth:Economic growth (as measured by GDP, really the only game in town)

Julie H. Park

juliehpark

2020 was a tough year for small businesses. But the spirit of resilience remains strong. Q3'20 saw a surge in new business applications, the fastest growth since '07.Interested in building

Matthew Queen

bonedaddy03

#insurance carriers, particularly @Chubb & @Travelers are reporting that economic conditions in the USA have significantly deteriorated as a result of #covid19. The quarterly filings are pretty sober. Covid's effects

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