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Graham Brownlow
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Graham Brownlow
@GrahamBrownlow
Reader in Economics at QBS, FREcon. Bangor FC fan and lover of low brow cinema. My only X account. Any views expressed are my own.
Katılım Nisan 2015
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The Iran War’s Economic Threat to Europe and Asia nytimes.com/2026/03/19/bus… via @NYTimes
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Hoping this event gets recorded.
UChicago | Stone Center on Inequality & Mobility@UCStoneCenter
Can economic prosperity last? On April 14, join three leading economists to explore what sparked the extraordinary boom of the 18th century, and its lessons for growth today. Don’t miss your chance to learn from history, register now → cvent.me/Nywo1v
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Cue Keynes "defunct economists" quote...
Robert Bork III@BobbyBorkIII
Timeline of Adam Smith citations in the written opinions of the federal courts.
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Future cost-benefit analysis teaching writes itself...
LBC@LBC
Stonehenge tunnel officially scrapped - after more than £179,000,000 spent on plan lbc.co.uk/article/stoneh…
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Ahearne report is a useful corrective to those ignoring faultlines in the Irish economy.
Source: RTE.ie
search.app/sj9C1
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More than 20 employers in Northern Ireland from a cinema chain to restaurants and a motor dealer have been named and shamed today for failing to pay the minimum wage.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/more-…
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Good news for civil servants and NHS staff. Bad news for people who make and sell things.
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Northern Ireland's retail and services sectors contracted during the end of 2025.
Services: ⬇️1.5%
Retail: ⬇️2.6%
Production: ⬆️1.3%
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N.Ireland’s jobs data highlights new record highs in Q4-2025. But this conceals underlying weakness. The public sector is driving the jobs growth. Given the public finances this is unsustainable..The private sector has posted 2 successive quarters of jobs decline (albeit modest)
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Understaffing as well as jobs not being created and vacancies unfilled all features in that sector I think. National insurance and energy costs among other factors nibbling away. Once disposable incomes slump further it should get worse alas.
JPCampbellBiz@JP_Biz
Actually it’s worse than I thought. I had been looking at unadjusted figures. Seasonal adjustment shows hospitality jobs down by around 2,000 over the year.
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Shipping fresh air that we pay for (nitrogen in in reality but same idea).
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Nobel Prize–winning economist Daron Acemoglu warns that multiple factors are driving a labor-replacement model, with dire consequences for society bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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🚨 Visiting Faculty position @SFU
Fields: Economic History, Political Economy, Development
- Summer or 1-2 semesters in 2027-28
- Up to $55k stipend + $7.5k research support
- Visa + moving support
⏰ Apply by May 4 🔗👇
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Moody’s economist warns recession is once again a ‘serious threat’
thehill.com/business/57888…
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🚧 Supporters travelling to Stangmore Park on Saturday should be aware that Junction 15 on the M1 (Stangmore Roundabout) will be closed.
If you are travelling via the M1, please exit at Junction 14 and follow the local road signage towards Stangmore Park.
Please allow extra time for your journey and plan ahead to avoid delays.
🎟️ Match tickets - dungannonswiftsfc.com/matchtickets/
🟡🔵
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Looks pretty good to me.
Joe Pompliano@JoePompliano
The menu for Rory McIlroy’s Masters champions dinner has been released 👏
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Markets aren’t perfect. Governments aren’t either.
@mungowitz calls for a liberalism grounded in humility, toleration, and skepticism toward power wherever it shows up.
hubs.ly/Q047n4BM0
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University of Chicago Professor Luigi Zingales says capitalism is in big trouble these days—and he outta know, he's been studying it for nearly 40 years. But he's got ideas on how to fix it, including a concept he calls "maximizing shareholder welfare." podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/eco…
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