socrates80.bsky.social
socrates80.bsky.social
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This is, of course, fantastic, but we know from history - America being a recent one - that it does not banish fascism, which has deep roots and will keep trying to take power. One needs to enact a progressive agenda and start grooming the next generation of leaders - who comes after Lula?
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva came from behind to win Brazil’s runoff election, halting a right-wing wave sweeping Latin America and defying predictions that the 80-year-old political veteran had finally reached the end of his extraordinary career. bloom.bg/4BsvV24 📷: Maira Erlich/Bloomberg
R F Kuang’s latest novel is her most intimate, a paean for belonging for those caught in the Elysian gap between cultures, set fittingly in Taipei - itself wedged uncomfortably in diplomatic purgatory - which she has fashioned into a crucible for her protagonist in the midst of a scorching summer 💙📚
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huh. what could this posssssssssibly mean. the US media willful professed ignorance on this stuff is increasingly embarrassing. www.wsj.com/politics/pol...
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The other aspect that’s interesting is that Prof Woodford is mostly focused on one area of research (rational expectations and monetary policy), almost like a hedgehog compared to the fox that is Prof Hall who has traversed more fields of macroeconomics #EconSky
Worthy winners but Woodford seems an interesting choice given the tendency of the Nobel towards empirical work in recent years: his work is highly technical, very theoretical and obtuse. Hall by comparison seems a safer choice as he has lots of theory cum emprical papers #EconSky
Worthy winners but Woodford seems an interesting choice given the tendency of the Nobel towards empirical work in recent years: his work is highly technical, very theoretical and obtuse. Hall by comparison seems a safer choice as he has lots of theory cum emprical papers #EconSky
Nobel prize in economics awarded to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford
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