#Costs

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

Okay, I am going to respond in a thread since I don't want to blow up @JaminSpeer notifications (I still might though).I think econ pre-docs are less so about teaching

The Work Foundation

WorkFoundation

Our analysis found that many mid-career workers (between 25-49) struggle to access training, particularly those in lower skilled occupations. While the Lifetime Skills Guarantee is a positive measure, many who

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

I used to believe innovation could reduce the massive ecological impacts of solar & wind farmsThen I realized that we can't make the sun/wind more energy-dense, or reliableThus, I can

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/10The latest IMF report on China was released yesterday and provides a lot of good information and intelligent insight on the Chinese economy. The IMF’s measure of China’s adjusted fiscal

Jo Brown

JoBrown_worker

Early morning thoughts...Debate often rages about representation of, by and for people with #learningdisabilities Perhaps one thing to consider is a baseline "nothing about us without us" value Many of

Chris Holm

chrisfholm

OH, I HAVE THOUGHTS. (Thread incoming.)Thanks to scholarships and financial aid, I graduated from a Very Good School (not bragging; it's relevant to the discussion) with a practical degree (in

Richard Chu

richard_chu97

Bullish on the future of wearables in healthcareConsumer tech like smartwatches are showing promise in predicting COVID before symptoms showImagine a future where our health is continuously monitored, helping affected

AllDayFaders

team3dstocks

Each time u look at your PNL during a trading session (doesnt matter if it's red, or green), which part of your brain automatically activates, becomes hyperactive, and pulls bloodflow/oxygen

Quinn Cummings

quinncy

A small story:During the following story, if you feel a second of pity for me, if some part of your brain thinks, "Quinn wants a hug," let me assure you...I

Amy Coupal

AmyCoupal

The @CaregiverON has released the results of its annual province-wide survey on the experience of family caregivers with a focus on the impact of COVID-19. A few key themes emerged

Maureen Fitzsimmons

mojos55

How can this go unchallenged ?if after reading go storm the houses of parliament and sack on the spot the entire Gov'tI don't know what it will £252m of public

ROUVAFE ✈️⛵️🏖🏔

IamRouvafe

House rent is the cheapest cost attached to moving out of your parent’s house. By the time they tell you the cost of ordinary curtain, then you remember you still

Kelly Bodwin

KellyBodwin

The year is 1997. You are having a birthday party, and your mom makes you invite everyone in the class, including that rich asshole Melvin.Melvin asks to borrow your Mario

Alfred Duncan

Alfred_Duncan

I'll bite as a living in . I don't think all the same policies were feasible here, but, the approach to policymaking was feasible here and would have improved

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

Henrik Kleven is out with a paper using 60 years of the entire population of Austria with a ton of family policy changes and he finds that childcare and parental

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

I am sceptical about the #closetheschools argument. There is at least one significant practical and ethical difference between how to manage/mitigate the economic consequences and educational consequences of a lockdown

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