Tomasz Mickiewicz
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Professor of economics @ Aston University (Birmingham, UK), editor of Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, fellow of Regional Studies Association. Once a member of Movement for Defence of Human and Civil Rights, opposing Soviet regime in Poland.
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carlquintanilla.bsky.social
“.. Lower population growth as the president presses ahead with mass deportations will knock between 0.5 and one percentage points off America’s GDP growth between mid-2025 and mid-2026, according to S&P Global Ratings.”

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Broad tariffs downsides: "Efficiency losses would approach one-third of revenues raised, the tax system would be less progressive, and there would be serious tax administration concerns. ... Broad tariffs generate a large negative supply shock ..." www.nber.org/papers/w3419...
Tariffs as Fiscal Policy
Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, an...
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tomcalver.bsky.social
NEW: Since the start of the Ukraine invasion, 17 out of 27 EU nations have spent more on Russian oil and gas than they’ve sent to Ukraine in aid!

Despite an oil embargo, Europe is still sending £1bn a month on Russian energy.

This week’s column:

www.thetimes.com/article/dd9d...
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igorsushko.bsky.social
Russia: Fuel crisis is spreading rapidly and has now reached Lipetsk region, located north of Voronezh and south of Moscow.
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phillipspobrien.bsky.social
Just sent out this piece. We are starting to get some decent data on the Ukrainian campaign against Russian refineries--seeing what they are attacking and when. It’s revealing about their strategy and points out how the campaign is poised to develop. open.substack.com/pub/phillips...
An Update On The Ukrainian Campaign Against Russian Refineries
Hi All,
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teroterotero.bsky.social
Finland-Russia life expectancy gap is the largest border gap in the world
tomekmickiewicz.bsky.social
40% (!) of Chinese urban workers (and 25% total) have short-term, on demand job contracts, many in manufacturing. They gain flexibility but at cost of not upgrading their skills, no provision for pensions, no stability and families. www.economist.com/finance-and-...
China’s future rests on 200m precarious workers
They may work in factories or for delivery apps, but are united by common struggles
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antongerashchenko.bsky.social
Poland has closed its border with Belarus due to Zapad-2025 military exercises by Russia and Belarus and Russian drones flying into Poland.

This cuts off a €25-billion-a-year trade artery between China and the EU -
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robin-j-brooks.bsky.social
They say it's better to be lucky than good. That's the story of France since Jay Powell's very dovish speech at Jackson Hole on August 22. That speech has sent US long-term yields a lot lower (blue), which has also pulled down French yields (red). Breathing space for France...
tomekmickiewicz.bsky.social
"Manufacturing shed 12,000 jobs, bringing total losses to 78,000 this year. The mining sector, which includes oil and gas, lost 6,000 jobs in August, while employment in wholesale trade has fallen by 32,000 this year."
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US companies put brakes on hiring after Donald Trump’s tariffs hit
Industries most exposed to rising costs caused by trade wars launch wave of job cuts
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justinwolfers.bsky.social
The only things that have kept the United States out of being a major global coffee supplier are climate, altitude, and soil, and fortunately we have a 50% tariff on Brazil which will solve these, reducing our dependence on foreign beans.
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For the first time, they did: Polish and Dutch F15 & F35 responded. This provocation is a result of Alaska & Beijing meetings and Putin feeling reassured. This is why we also have the latest barbaric attacks on Ukrainian cities.
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jakemgrumbach.bsky.social
Highest level of support since Gallup started asking this question a quarter century ago
Americans' Views on Immigration's Effect on the U.S.
On the whole, do you think immigration is a good thing or a bad thing for this country today?
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The percentages who volunteer that the effects are "mixed" or who do not have an opinion are not shown.
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