Will Potter

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Will Potter

Will Potter

@Will_Potter1

obviously all views are my own

Katılım Ocak 2018
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Will Potter
Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
@TyTrzecki @bennpeifert On second thoughts there is no B. That's basically it. You can read the impact of QE as mitigating the fall in consumer lending during a crisis. This is intended to compliment traditional rate cutting. The net effect is sometimes called the 'shadow rate'.
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Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
@TyTrzecki @bennpeifert A) because the contraction in consumer lending is caused by exogenous factors (confidence, economic uncertainty, etc) as well as monetary policy. In fact the monetary policy will typically be enacted to counteract illiquidity in short term rates and aid the transmission mechanism
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Benn Eifert 🥷🏴‍☠️
Benn Eifert 🥷🏴‍☠️@bennpeifert·
This is a very basic and important thing that is misunderstood by macro tourists and doomer hard money types. The Fed's balance sheet, or M2, these are not "money printed into the economy" in any sense. Look at actual credit, money that banks are lending, that's what matters
Benn Eifert 🥷🏴‍☠️@bennpeifert

@E_H_acc It's not though. What matters is credit in the hands of people who can spend money. Here's M2 versus consumer lending in 2020. There's a massive contraction of credit despite massive increase in M2

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Portsmouth FC
Portsmouth FC@Pompey·
#POMPEY ARE CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!!! 🏆🔵
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Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
64% of National Grid is powered by wind today. Cool stuff
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Duncan Robinson
Duncan Robinson@duncanrobinson·
Behold the majesty of the M4 corridor
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Political Maps & Info
Political Maps & Info@polmapsinfoUK·
The biggest thing to come out of the Warwick District Count so far is the sick that came out of one the hungover student candidates. I'll leave you all to guess the party.
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Tim Spector MD (Prof)
Tim Spector MD (Prof)@timspector·
SHocking graph from t’he Times on Why youngsters cant afford houses Now At 8 Times average salaries
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Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
Chelsea braking the British transfer record with Klarna is a new one
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Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
Yes you are missing some things: -Children -Supporting family members who cannot support themselves -Living in expensive areas (London does still need nurses after all) - Not having any significant inheritance - Deserving more money
Lee Anderson MP@LeeAndersonMP_

The point here is that ANYONE (not just nurses) earning *MORE* than 30k, & are using foodbanks must have a budgeting problem. I have constituents i.e armed forces, bin men, bar staff, care workers, bus drivers, pensioners etc who can all live on less. Am I missing something ?

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Sam Freedman
Sam Freedman@Samfr·
(Literally every OECD country apart from us does maths to 18. It is out of *the entire rest of the world* playbook.)
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Alex Cohen
Alex Cohen@anothercohen·
1/ Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire. He turns Twitter around completely. Tens of millions of people end up paying hundreds per month for the service. With all this cash he acquires Google and Facebook.
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Alex Cohen
Alex Cohen@anothercohen·
2022 was crazy. Here are my 7 predictions for 2023. A thread 🧵
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Will Potter
Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
Plus it could invest in small businesses and support markets with carbon neutral objectives in a similar way to how Norway run their SWF. Here's a better written article on the idea: cepr.org/voxeu/blogs-an…
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Will Potter
Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
When governments invest, businesses also follow suit as the risks are seen as lower. A UK sovereign wealth fund could target output stability through investments. Unlike the BoE which primarily targets inflation, this would reduce business swing cycles and reduce unemployment.
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Will Potter@Will_Potter1·
37 minutes in and I'm fully convinced we can win the world cup
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