“What men call gallantry, and gods adultery,
Is much more common where the climate’s sultry.â€
Hah! For Regency ga… https://t.co/JZPcqouEn3
@beckyquick83 @insteconomics Costello’s point is that neither monetary nor fiscal “fixes†will revive growth. “Defi… https://t.co/wF9qhDJnQQ
@BorisJohnson “I think that the court was wrong to pronounce on what is essentially a political question at a time… https://t.co/YR8YoWjybR
The AB “problem†has been greatly exaggerated IMO. But this accords with my priors. https://t.co/j9fORkhXcU
RT @jeremy_gans: OK, I’m calling it now: there’s nothing in the Trump-Ukraine stuff. Maybe there’ll be something in the coverup of the Trum…
RT @jeremy_gans: “In 1838 Lord Melbourne was accused of deliberately proroguing Parliament for too long, for 173 days, in order to avoid di…
RT @darrengrimes_: Who wouldn’t back this? â¦@BorisJohnsonâ© ðŸ…🯠https://t.co/yQCTNdmGqI
RT @Kenneth72712993: Greta Thunberg lives in Sweden.
According to peer-reviewed science, Sweden was about 3°C to 4°C warmer than now abou…
RT @D_A_Irwin: If you can’t stand hundreds of pages of US trade policy history, perhaps try 35?
https://t.co/FPcKwpGiVJ https://t.co/Gxj3U…
PhilWMagness Periodic reminder of the time that climate change caused Hitler. pic.twitter.com/mJ86vJWUVD
@dandrezner I still think it was never about substance but just a solution to the coordination problem. That’s one… https://t.co/O9FkDF3x9t
RT @pastnow_: While John Keats completes writing his ‘Ode to Autumn’ in Winchester, Lord Byron writes ‘Don Juan Canto III’ in Ravena, and P…
Maybe 1.5k of est. 650k AMZN workers say they’ll strike over ‘climate’. So Bezos, a hero of capitalism (who thinks… https://t.co/mrqLkJGuSu
RT @insteconomics: ACCC launches legal action against alleged cartel conduct facilitated by anti-dumping system. Anti-dumping actions are n…
Not all about the WTO https://t.co/MWmcVhmLfv
RT @insteconomics: Australian government accommodating US protectionism by pressuring local producers not to exploit tariff exemption after…
RT @SincDavidson: By elevating the concerns of stakeholders above those of shareholders, the Business Roundtable has made an unfortunate an…
What killed GATT was not non-compliance (mostly by small, poor economies) or the limited focus on merch. trade (tha… https://t.co/rVgJUWozRZ
RT @alan_john_moran: “Chief executives who grandstand about social Âissues have no special expertise Âbeyond the rest of us†and risk harmi…
@bryan_caplan @SincDavidson Gosh! I just gave them the money (more negotiable than psalms).
It’s a terrible idea! WTO has detailed rules crafted by USA on theft of IP. CHN has a good record of abiding by WTO… https://t.co/0mD6LdxS4A
Keynes (1926) on the self-socialization of large enterprises (“The End of Laissez-faireâpic.twitter.com/bpQFAnmuiXmuiX
“No one who knows what history IS would do this… It’s the kind of idea a mental case might readily entertain.â€:: https://t.co/V90yqcZBOD
RT @snlester: From law prof Julia Qin: US-China Tariff War: A Lesson about WTO Law https://t.co/6C8QLo6o6u
@inumanak Kissinger came v. close to a VNM peace treaty, rapprochement with CHN and stiffing the SOVs all at once.… https://t.co/y0eZkgCNkG
RT @Lucian_Cernat: #tradeXpresso: what better place to discuss the future of @WTO architecture than at the beautiful #Mortlock library @Uni…
RT @georgetoparis: Jin Canrong of RenminUniv: 1)Politburo rejected earlier trade deal bc the US wants monitor govt spending at county level…
RT @CISOZ: Australia now hosts more international students than any other major country in the world. They make up 3.6% of Australia’s tota…
“Imagine that 50 years after signing NAFTA, a small group of politicians and bureaucrats determined that along with… https://t.co/29wZJJUY3t
In the 1930’s & ‘40s the AU Parliament was as hesitant about self-determination as the UK Parlt. today. Many of the… https://t.co/chio9iVoW1
@scottlincicome Scott, your own article (cited by Neil Thomas) on PNTR and the “China Shock†is a great round up th… https://t.co/5eS0tbTEnn
@D_Profundis More and more interesting. I know too little of Wellesleys other than the Duke (also a great fornicato… https://t.co/q4ygA9XYTW
@D_Profundis @CoherentCrap He is (and always will be). One of those rare literary scholars who are both sympathetic… https://t.co/WLqmshiTJN
@D_Profundis B. was certainly an intellectual snob (‘though kind to those with no pretensions). But jealous of some… https://t.co/sM6DR3YPv1
@D_Profundis The art is long and life is… (alas). But there’s an instalment here::https://t.co/S4y1K7cBBx
@SimonEvenett @BaldwinRE @D_A_Irwin @BobWolfeSPS Interesting perspective. Still, small rise in trade-shares is v si… https://t.co/rIZNsDWWad
RT @snlester: Counterpoint: In the US, “there has been a continued search .. for a powerful rival with whom we can compete for superiority…
@pseudoerasmus No credible argument? No trade regime is necessary or sufficient for econ openness or success. GATT/… https://t.co/BkHbAUtLVe