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  1. @atrupar.com

    DOOCY: Why do you think the Chinese is buying up so much farmland so close to military installations?

    TRUMP: I don't want to get into that. I have a very good relationship with President Xi. They're paying a lot of tariffs.

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    ( ed : Hint : SpiderWeb 🇺🇦🕸️ 3 revenge of the drones. 😉🤖 🇨🇳

    Any why not under this administration defenses are down.

    FYI El Presidente' they don't pay the tariffs - your citizens and small businesses do #Econ101 )

  2. Money supply, inflation, employment, labor force, (net capital outflow == net exports)... I need to get back to my macroeconomics textbooks; I haven't thought about this stuff for a while. (Granted, standard economic models make many assumptions that are only approximately true) #economics #econ101

  3. Money supply, inflation, employment, labor force, (net capital outflow == net exports)...

    I need to get back to my macroeconomics textbooks; I haven't thought about this stuff for a while.

    (Granted, standard economic models make many assumptions that are only approximately true)

    #economics #econ101

  4. @AdrianRiskin If you don't have some units vacant/unsold, you're not pricing high enough to maximize profits. #Econ101 The problem is that this conflicts with public interest goals of #housing everyone.

    #realpage #rent #landlords

  5. Can someone explain to me like I’m 5?

    If residential debt service is the largest contributor to inflation, then aren’t interest rate raises inflationary? At least until they trigger residential debt deleveraging through a wave of defaults/repos?

    Is widespread bankruptcy the inevitable collateral damage?

    #econ101 #economics #interestrates #explaintomelikeim5 #canpoli

  6. He refers to OBR figures on spending. But welfare spending is a broad category. State pension is the biggest part of welfare spending.

    If we decompose this data the figure that emerges looks very different.

    1) Real #Pension spending shot up and was decoupled form the real economy (#TripleLock)

    2) #Welfare spending was flat nominally & declined in real terms by around 30%.

    This is what #austerity looks like.

    If this was a #Econ101 assignment, this would be a clear fail.

    But... there is a