Magí Trobat Fullana
@maginovic.bsky.social
PhD in Corporate Finance in Business Groups.
I like changes. I like to change. I like traveling to change my home and the bed where I'll sleep tonight. I like learning and growing to change who I am. That's what I like, and I ain't never going to change.
I like changes. I like to change. I like traveling to change my home and the bed where I'll sleep tonight. I like learning and growing to change who I am. That's what I like, and I ain't never going to change.
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Not Joey's point, but it has become conventional wisdom that Europe is falling far behind the U.S. technologically — people are even calling it a museum to past successes. And official productivity numbers do show Europe lagging. And yet ... 1/
NEW from me:
Novo Nordisk's GLP-1 drugs Ozempic & Wegovy continue to power Denmark's economy—since late 2021, GDP growth has been 3.6%, but it would have been 0% were it not for pharmaceutical output more-than-doubling amidst booming exports to the US🧵
www.apricitas.io/p/weight-los...
Novo Nordisk's GLP-1 drugs Ozempic & Wegovy continue to power Denmark's economy—since late 2021, GDP growth has been 3.6%, but it would have been 0% were it not for pharmaceutical output more-than-doubling amidst booming exports to the US🧵
www.apricitas.io/p/weight-los...
Is Europe merely a museum of past successes because we're shifting towards less technology-intensive industries?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?
Is Europe merely a museum of past successes because we're shifting towards less technology-intensive industries?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?
Not Joey's point, but it has become conventional wisdom that Europe is falling far behind the U.S. technologically — people are even calling it a museum to past successes. And official productivity numbers do show Europe lagging. And yet ... 1/
NEW from me:
Novo Nordisk's GLP-1 drugs Ozempic & Wegovy continue to power Denmark's economy—since late 2021, GDP growth has been 3.6%, but it would have been 0% were it not for pharmaceutical output more-than-doubling amidst booming exports to the US🧵
www.apricitas.io/p/weight-los...
Novo Nordisk's GLP-1 drugs Ozempic & Wegovy continue to power Denmark's economy—since late 2021, GDP growth has been 3.6%, but it would have been 0% were it not for pharmaceutical output more-than-doubling amidst booming exports to the US🧵
www.apricitas.io/p/weight-los...
December 2, 2024 at 6:32 AM
Is Europe merely a museum of past successes because we're shifting towards less technology-intensive industries?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?
Is this the perspective in a country where the majority of citizens can't even afford going on vacation for one week each year?