RT @RIETIenglish: DP "Does the #supply Network Shape the Firm Size Distribution? The Japanese case" by Corrado di Guilmi ( @CorradoDiG) a…

@ale_caiani Un abbraccio Ale, condoglianze

@danieletavani Un abbraccio Daniele

@stephenkinsella Congrats!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 And thanks for sharing the story…

RT @SiminskiPeter: 2 out of 3 members of university governing bodies have no professional expertise in the sector. There's the making of a…

RT @heimbergecon: The rise of real business cycle theory - variations of which still dominante mainstream econ -was NOT about gaining a bet…

RT @BrankoMilan: Being against inequality has acquired a ritualistic or symbolic character. You just say that you are against inequality an…

@FrancescoBailo This is extremely serious. In Italy they implemented something similar between the 20s and the IIWW, didn’t end up well for the proponents…

RT @JazzTwemlow: It's amazing how "Do your own research" has become a self-empowering slogan. As if "research" is something *anyone* can do…

RT @TheFeedSBS: We’re not going to dob our way out of this.

RT @MickJagger:

@SiminskiPeter Worth noticing, given the outlet. But the employment effects of minimum wage have been debunked for at least 20 years. Today, teaching students that min wage reduces employment, on the basis of a hypersimplified D-S model, has only ideological reasons.

@ProspettivaSoc1 Non sorprende anche se il grafico è impressionante. Qual’e’ la fonte?

About the recent JEBO paper by @GGalanis82 and myself on dynamic voting. Far out: Why political parties go to extremes,

RT @ProfCarlRhodes: Busting the myth that leaders are heroic 'winners' - @UTS_Business School's David Goldbaum discusses his research on 't…

@gabriel_zucman This will be taken seriously by serious economists. They will also argue that we shouldn’t mess with their optimal allocation of expenditure between yachts, 10-mins space trips, and union suppression.

@alex_c_lee @VZerbst Sadly, it was expected. They kind of looked the same...

RT @johnpilger: The two Australians in this picture would be ludicrous figures of satire if the destruction and political stupidity of thei…

@heimbergecon I may be stating the obvious but even if correlation exists, I would assume that the causation is inverse: from growth to public debt.