Jason Eis

10 posts

Jason Eis

@EisJason

Katılım Eylül 2014

63 Takip Edilen32 Takipçiler

Jason Eis@EisJason·7 Mar

@elonmusk Why is there any reason to believe she and her husband didn't earn it by working hard and being good at their jobs? In any case she doesn't seem to own a company that received a massive loan from the government at below market rates of interest.

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Elon Musk@elonmusk·7 Mar

Where did Senator Karen get $67 million?

TaraBull@TaraBull

Elizabeth Warren salary: $285,000/yr Net worth: $67,000,000 Wants to stop YOU from finding out where your money goes.

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Jason Eis@EisJason·13 Şub

@elonmusk @DOGE Can you share a link to the spreadsheet of savings DOGE has achieved to date,with the implications for annual federal spending over the next c.5 years. People would like to see the full details of the $1 trillion as it unfolds.

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Elon Musk@elonmusk·12 Şub

As it becomes clear that @DOGE is working, you will see the long-term Treasury bill yields fall. And all Americans will benefit from lower interest payments on mortgages, small business debt, credit card and other loans.

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Jason Eis@EisJason·2 Şub

@elonmusk Is there a place one can find the details of exactly what is being cut? Some way to transparently exam the truth behind the "$4bn/day"? Would be so refreshing after years of complexity and obfuscation.

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Elon Musk@elonmusk·1 Şub

I am cautiously optimistic that we will reach the $4B/day FY2026 reduction this weekend

Elon Musk@elonmusk

Reducing the federal deficit from $2T to $1T in FY2026 requires cutting an average of ~$4B/day in projected 2026 spending from now to Sept 30. That would still result in a ~$1T deficit, but economic growth should be able to match that number, which would mean no inflation in 2026. Super big deal.

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Jason Eis@EisJason·17 Nis

I just subscribed to Apricitas Economics apricitas.substack.com/?utm_medium=we…

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Inevitable Policy Response@InevitablePol_R·12 Tem

G20 inches closer to consensus on #carbonpricing, still some way to go. Coming EU #CBAM regulations due 14th July will give another nudge. @InevitablePol_R forecasts global carbon market expansion by 2025 & through to 2030. ft.com/content/9cd74b… #iprforecasts #climate #policy

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Vivid Economics@VividEconomics·21 Eyl

Excited to see our Executive Director co-author on this new @NCEcities paper: ‘The Economic Case for Greening the Global Recovery through Cities’. Find out how national governments can create a #greenglobalrecovery by supporting and investing in #cities: ow.ly/rMwb50Bw0j7

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Vivid Economics@VividEconomics·14 May

A new version of our Greenness of Stimulus Index is out including 5 new countries: Brazil, India, Indonesia, Mexico and Russia. Overwhelming majority of stimulus is reinforcing brown trajectories. Green announcements from France, Canada, China. Read more: ow.ly/T23g50zGpFq

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Jason Eis@EisJason·25 Eki

Japanese pension fund shows inconsistencies in ESG indices. Can we rely on these indices to deliver impact? #OECDgfi gpif.go.jp/en/topics/pdf/…

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Jason Eis@EisJason·25 Eki

Simon Zadek says that Europe is being left behind by China and USA in low-carbon innovation and production. Data says otherwise #OECDgfi

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Jason Eis@EisJason·24 Eyl

Watch Lord Stern talk about the New Climate Economy on TED. buff.ly/ZaLFoF #cwnyc

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