#Economy

Hamzah wald Maqbul

hwmaqbul

Bitcoin:I'm happy to see people make money.Even if I consider it doubtful, my bigger concern is people getting used to making money without adding any value to the economy. Such

American Prophet

Scorpionclone

Remember Trump always played their game and went along with their lies until he had a chance to take advantage of their crisis.. example: pandemic crisis, Trump takes over the

Brian Chappatta

BChappatta

If 2020 has taught investors one thing, it’s that the Fed is all-powerful.Except in fighting wealth inequality. A thread:https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-12-31/the-fed-is-powerful-except-in-fighting-wealth-inequality?sref=n

Post-Liberal Pete 🇬🇧

post_liberal

Im a communitarian but its a curious paradox that, historically at least, the countries that were more individualistic, on average, tended towards levels of social trust whereas less individualistic countries

Rebecca Shapiro

RebeccaJShapiro

There is no meritocracy in academia and if job candidates want one of the very few jobs, they most likely will not work in the field they did their work

Gniewomir Flis

gnievchenko

Everything you wanted to know about the hydrogen economy, but were too busy to research.A summary based of my work @LiebreichAssoc Part 1: Path to emission-free Hydrogen at 1$/kg In

Ben Judah

b_judah

The U.K. now expects 300,000 people to move to Britain from Hong Kong after London offered a pathway to citizenship to over 70 percent of the territory’s population. Clearly one

Irfan Dhalla

IrfanDhalla

Thread: I know and admire many authors (e.g., @drbobbell, @OnyeActiveMD, @vg_to, @UofTMedDean, @trclosson, etc.) of the "balanced response" letter re: Covid-19.But I worry about the overall tone of the letter,

xhanti

Xhanti0330

1 I’m very deeply concerned after reading this piece from Trudi. I had to make this post and thread and break my pledge not to be on Twitter until March.

Gregory McKelvey

GregoryMcKelvey

There is a lot of work that should continue to be remote after the pandemic. We spend so much time in traffic, putting more emissions in the world, and literally

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

So a wee bird has dropped into my inbox what a major newspaper has described as a report from HM Treasury. THREAD It deals with the consequences of us leaving

femi babylon: $thotscholar 🍒🚲 🏳️‍🌈

thotscholar

the proliferation of sex work should be alarming, but not because it's sex work. sex workers are part of a growing trend of poor people engaging in gigs and side

Ted Edmonson

ElderEdmonson

Coal is bad, Coal miners are not. They just want to make a living like you or meThe problem is that mining towns don't have a diverse economy. These jobs

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

1/ Work is making me think a lot more about how producers of research (mostly unis) transfer knowledge into the economy in a way that drives economic growth and whether/how

Suren

zeneraalstuff

The DMK has recently announced that they would get student loans waived off.Here is the back story- Between 2002 - 2006, there was a boom in IT jobs. Engineering graduates

Kit Yates

Kit_Yates_Maths

Our letter in the Lancet today - outlines key recommendations for a sustainable COVID-19 strategy within the UK.https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32350-3/fulltextThanks to @dgurdasani1 for pulling this all t

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