#Growth

John MacNeill Miller

Snarls_Dickens

My favorite part of Harry Frankfurt’s essay *On Bullshit* is a tiny piece of the larger argument—an early part where he describes “the bull session.” I put this passage on

Aaron Sojourner

aaronsojourner

Happy #JobsDay. 8:30 ET @BLS_gov delivers the most-important signals abt how economy is changing. Forecasts' center:+432,000 jobs6.8% unemployment, tick down from 6.9%But lots of reason to expect weaker jobs growth.

Geraldo Vidigal

VidigalGeraldo

I have just spoken to a few students about Trade and Environment, an area that continues to draw a lot of interest but that is also plagued by old misunderstandings.

Jonah Lupton

JonahLupton

Today is going to be a rough day for many growth stocks especially the Covid winners like $ZM $PTON $DOCU $ROKU etc (down 5-15% pre market). With this vaccine we’re

Level Up Mentality 🧠

MentalityLevels

THREE WINNING MENTALITIES THREAD1) Abundance Mentality2) Growth Mindset3) Extreme Ownership/AccountabilityThese will seriously help youPS Mentality is simply the way you think about and perceive the world, yourself and others -

Nafnlaus

enn_nafnlaus

Let's enjoy some comedy from the Qs over at Moody's!https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-inc-moodys-upgrades-teslas-213207949.html"... the weak governance at Tesla also constrains the rating ..."Moody's "I Hate El

Daniel Howdon

danielhowdon

Gonna do a thread I'll occasionally update about things that may/should/may not be live issues in health economics post-COVID-19 because I think that, in every discipline, there's a lot to

Nia ✨⚡️🌙

_johnsonator

Overall I agree with this article, but I don’t like how it frames gentrification as a individual issue that can be fixed by simply choosing to live elsewhere. Gentrification is

Max Roser

MaxCRoser

Just published my new @OurWorldInData post:• Why did renewables become so cheap so fast?→ And what can we do to use this global opportunity for green growth?https://ourworldindata.org/cheap-renewables-growth Today fossil fuels

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. “#ZeroCovid is impossible”I’ve been arguing for #ZeroCovid before it even had a name, so I’ve heard most of the counter arguments. It’s too expensive. If countries like Vietnam can

Ben Williamson

BenPatrickWill

That these diagrams are "bogus" is less interesting and important than the processes by which they got in the hands and eyes of educators, became accepted, common sense, and worked

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

Book notes from Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the 21st Century" Curious to hear critiques & responses to the book.https://www.amazon.com/Capital-Twenty-First-Century-Thomas-Piketty/dp/0674979850/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/130-690528

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

The analogy of a country’s budget being like a household's budget is often used as an argument for austerity measures (suspiciously, only used against social programs, not programs that benefit

Simon Bottery

blimeysimon

There’s a new @skillsforcare #socialcare workforce report out today. Most of the data is pre-#Covid19 but some helps explains what happened during it. Here’s a quick thread on some of

Craig Gilbert

WisVoter

Some on Twitter and elsewhere getting hung up on whether turnout in WI was suspiciously high (almost 3.3M) given number of reg. voters on Nov. 1 (3.7K). But WI has

Shehzad Qazi

shehzadhqazi

China's official data lack credibility because of the NBS's questionable statistical methods, including cherry-picking what data to publish. Its Q3 GDP release brought back concerns about accuracy and manipulation.THREAD...@ATFinanc

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