#Economy

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

So, we've all been focused on the now, the short-term effects of #SARSCoV2 and the acute health impact of #COVID19, but what are we starting to learn about the long-term

Kyla Tienhaara

KylaTienhaara

Yesterday the Task Force for a Resilient Recovery released a preliminary report with recommendations for a #greenrecovery for Canada (read it here: http://bit.ly/2ZNwZhg ) A thread with a few thoughts on

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

When will citizens take back their support of government turncoats who pretend they are serving the public but are serving financial interests. 7/ Why else are they not transparent about

laurelsnyder

LaurelSnyder

So, is everyone realizing that educators are the connective tissue of this whole damn country, & they deserve to be paid for that service?If we can’t “open up” the economy

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

New paper providing evidence of the Covid Safety Mullahs having indeed become a cult. (Ahem, I may be using terms beyond what the authors use.)h/t @jpr41411 1/ “We

Joy

Joydas

FM: Govt fully prepared to support economy for sustainable growthPeople: How?FM: Government: We are committed to support farmersFarmers: Modi: There is assembly elections in WB, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Kerala

Bill Tompson

william_tompson

A very interesting study from @WorldBankECA (full studyhttps://bit.ly/2YOrei4 ). Much to agree with but also some points about which I am more than a little sceptical. /Thread/https://twitter.com/eurasianet/status/1357461186330075139 1

Oren Cass

oren_cass

With the post-Trump era underway, the debate about conservatism's future moves ahead. My recent @WSJ @AmerCompass conversation with @GeraldFSeib @GeorgeWill helpfully distills some of the conflicts between the Legacy (Will)

Vixen Visuals

KellysAFox

I’m seeing it in my industry. My parents see it in theirs. My neighbors see it in theirs. Companies— especially small and midsized firms— are not meeting deadlines and projects/products

Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

Argh. Can we not do the 'new FTAs vs Brexit GDP comparisons'. Of course new FTAs aren't going to make up for leaving the single market in GDP terms. They

Gary Winslett🌐

GaryWinslett

The Biden admin is framing its trade policy as pro-manufacturing and pro-worker.But a pro-manufacturing trade policy is not necessarily pro-worker and a pro-worker trade policy is not necessarily manufacturing-oriented. A

Dr. Lisa Gilbert

gilbertlisak

As a musician and music educator I do not find this meta-analysis' results surprising - or concerning - in the leasthttps://twitter.com/DegenRolf/status/1288497220602466304 Training in music doesn't transfer to cognitive skills? ...

“NOT” a Dr. Smittie™ GE.D

smittie61984

Serious question. Where do you think the money for those people come from? Where are the Park Slope cardboard factories? Is there an oil refinery in DC I don’t know

SteelKRAKEN! Ann Vandersteel

annvandersteel

1/ Hat Tip to my good friend Cheryl Irwin for this:In God we trustNot open for debate. I have listened to everyone else’s hatred and rhetoric for months, so now

Daksha2000

VermaDaksha2000

For those who believe that abdication of government's responsibilities towards agriculture food security, farmers and corporatisation of agriculture business is "REFORMS" , Trust me it's farce ! (1) Those who

HUNTER AVALLONE

HunterAA6

Here's why medicare for all should be a RIGHT WING position. A thread: It'll be better for the economy! A medicare for all system would actually be 13% cheaper overall

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