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This October 10th, join students from @berkeleyeconrev @NYUeconreview and Sarah Lawrence College Economics Review, for their panel: "Let's talk: Economics, epidemic, and election". Information on where to sign up in the flyer!
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BREAKING: The Trump administration has rescinded a rule that would have forced international students to leave the country if their colleges hold classes online this fall. The administration was sued over the new policy by Harvard and MIT. apne.ws/p0KqbpI
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Berkeley Conversations today, 2PM Pacific: @BerkeleyIGS completed the largest survey of Californians showing opinions and attitudes related to COVID-19. they will discuss the results in the context of political polarization and racial inequality.Tune in: bit.ly/2ZJc7Iq
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Hundreds of thousands of single-family homes are now in the hands of giant companies — squeezing renters for revenue and putting the American dream even further out of reach, Francesca Mari reports for @NYTmag nyti.ms/2PHqfMr
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My colleagues! The Liberal Economists Behind the Wealth Tax Debate nyti.ms/32lHJTK
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In the past, America was not as unequal as it has become econ.st/2Nd1ENt
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Global investment plunges as trade disputes take toll on.ft.com/36eHJqb
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India's economy is incompetently managed and doing badly. Reform is desperately needed econ.st/2oepVtY
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Why do some countries grow rich while others stay poor? On our "Money talks" podcast, the winners of the @NobelPrize for economics explain how their pioneering work has changed the understanding of one of the hardest problems in economics econ.st/2VZdVZO
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All of our studies show that women's empowerment leads to economic growth, so why not support it?
Join us for the 2019 #AfricaSOR & share your thoughts on how we can empower women and make Africa stronger wrld.bg/M6zx30pHqKa
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Why is global inflation so low? econ.st/2AWkXVD
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BREAKING NEWS:
The 2019 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel has been awarded to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer “for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty.”
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Employment is at a record high in two-thirds of OECD countries. And still inflation is stubbornly low econ.st/2VCrBKc
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So you've stolen a billion dollars from the country you rule. What do you do with it? econ.st/2M6xdJp
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Increasingly, economists are arguing that wealth taxes need not slow growth econ.st/2oPQq9d
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BREAKING: U.S. to hit European Union with 10% tariffs on aircraft and 25% tariffs on agricultural and other products effective Oct. 18 after WTO win. cnbc.com/id/106161101
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And here's tuition, school fees, and child care divided by wages
January 2000 = 100
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What role should the state have in the economy? @MazzucatoM discusses government’s ability to create economic value #OpenFuture econ.st/2mX1u3O
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An influx of boozy rugby fans is not the only reason for Japanese retailers to top up their inventories this month econ.st/2njj4hV
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In our last fiscal year, we committed $17.8 billion to climate-related investments. This reflects our belief that investing in climate and the environment is a key step in reducing extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. wrld.bg/96dK30pBFk3 #UNGA #ClimateAction