RT @ProfPaulPoast
Which questions about international politics can you actually answer using large-N data?
The big ones.
That's what Bear Braumoeller taught us.
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RT @ProfPaulPoast
Which questions about international politics can you actually answer using large-N data?
The big ones.
That's what Bear Braumoeller taught us.
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RT @mtkonczal
Note this isn't just a solid lump of labor bidding up its price - the pool of employed is expanding rapidly.
You should be happy that prime-age 25-54 employment-to-population is the highest its been in ~22 years. But also celebrate black and young people are leading this. /4
Key historical point.
We started a constitutional renovation project in the 1860s. Time to finish it.
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RT @ddayen
The debt ceiling is a problem, but UCLA law professor Jonathan Zasloff has a solution.
Sue Janet Yellen.
It could work!
Read on in our latest edition of X-Date:
https://prospect.org/economy/2023-05-04-x-date-debt-ceiling-janet-yellen/
https://twitter.com/ddayen/status/1654111179554562048
Eric picks up on a key point: we are not longer in the Kicking Away the Ladder era, to paraphrase the development economist Ha-Joon Chang, or a zero sum world economically.
Rather, Biden @JakeSullivan46 @jennifermharris have outlined a new internationalism of public investment.
RT @SecGranholm
Thanks to @potus, the United States is undergoing a clean energy investment boom — propelling our goals to tackle the climate crisis more than any prior president.
Looking to the future means working with resolve in the NOW. And we're not done yet.
Mapping levels of concentration of EV supply chains in China.
Compare this to 13-country OPEC, which controls *only* 40 percent of global petroleum market.
China controls far more than that in key EV materials.