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Becoming very clear that there is no way to force him to obey the law.
January 25, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Becoming very clear that there is no way to force him to obey the law.
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So is the world worse off with trade intervention? Yes, of course it is, but trade intervention starts with the policies of economies with large, persistent trade surpluses. It doesn't start with the subsequent responses of the deficit economies.
So is the world worse off with trade intervention? Yes, of course it is, but trade intervention starts with the policies of economies with large, persistent trade surpluses. It doesn't start with the subsequent responses of the deficit economies.
December 13, 2024 at 9:46 AM
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So is the world worse off with trade intervention? Yes, of course it is, but trade intervention starts with the policies of economies with large, persistent trade surpluses. It doesn't start with the subsequent responses of the deficit economies.
So is the world worse off with trade intervention? Yes, of course it is, but trade intervention starts with the policies of economies with large, persistent trade surpluses. It doesn't start with the subsequent responses of the deficit economies.
There were many accounts on twitter whose content I just stopped seeing once Elon made his adjustments.
December 9, 2024 at 2:10 PM
There were many accounts on twitter whose content I just stopped seeing once Elon made his adjustments.
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3/3
Because most households face budget constraints, the unsubsidized portion of these purchases will require reducing consumption spending elsewhere. At best this will boost total consumption by 0.1 percentage points of GDP, which is not enough to make much of a difference.
Because most households face budget constraints, the unsubsidized portion of these purchases will require reducing consumption spending elsewhere. At best this will boost total consumption by 0.1 percentage points of GDP, which is not enough to make much of a difference.
December 8, 2024 at 9:48 AM
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Because most households face budget constraints, the unsubsidized portion of these purchases will require reducing consumption spending elsewhere. At best this will boost total consumption by 0.1 percentage points of GDP, which is not enough to make much of a difference.
Because most households face budget constraints, the unsubsidized portion of these purchases will require reducing consumption spending elsewhere. At best this will boost total consumption by 0.1 percentage points of GDP, which is not enough to make much of a difference.
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7/9
This is only possible as activity shifts from the private sector, where hard budget constraints limit economically unproductive activity, to the public sector and sectors supported by local governments, where there is no such constraint.
This is only possible as activity shifts from the private sector, where hard budget constraints limit economically unproductive activity, to the public sector and sectors supported by local governments, where there is no such constraint.
December 6, 2024 at 4:19 AM
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This is only possible as activity shifts from the private sector, where hard budget constraints limit economically unproductive activity, to the public sector and sectors supported by local governments, where there is no such constraint.
This is only possible as activity shifts from the private sector, where hard budget constraints limit economically unproductive activity, to the public sector and sectors supported by local governments, where there is no such constraint.
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What’s craziest to me is how some of these issues (raw milk, cooking from scratch, homesteading, anti vax, many more) have gone from being granola-left-coded to regressive-right-coded in like 5 years.
December 4, 2024 at 10:25 PM
What’s craziest to me is how some of these issues (raw milk, cooking from scratch, homesteading, anti vax, many more) have gone from being granola-left-coded to regressive-right-coded in like 5 years.
definitely… honestly I came to blue sky just because I found out you had left twitter.
December 3, 2024 at 12:35 AM
definitely… honestly I came to blue sky just because I found out you had left twitter.
Yep this is exactly right. The fuck I would let my kid go to prison over some fairly victimless crimes stemming from his drug addiction if I had the power to stop it. If you say otherwise you’re either full of shit or an asshole.
December 2, 2024 at 11:30 AM
Yep this is exactly right. The fuck I would let my kid go to prison over some fairly victimless crimes stemming from his drug addiction if I had the power to stop it. If you say otherwise you’re either full of shit or an asshole.
I’m sorry but this is some inside the beltway bullshit. The American people writ large don’t give a damn that Biden pardoned his son, because they would have all pardoned their own son.
December 2, 2024 at 2:22 AM
I’m sorry but this is some inside the beltway bullshit. The American people writ large don’t give a damn that Biden pardoned his son, because they would have all pardoned their own son.
This kid is awesome
December 2, 2024 at 2:09 AM
This kid is awesome
The absolutely should not be timeouts once it gets to this.
November 30, 2024 at 4:56 AM
The absolutely should not be timeouts once it gets to this.