Simonas Algirdas Spurga

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Simonas Algirdas Spurga

Simonas Algirdas Spurga

@saspurga

Head of IMF Policy Analysis Group at Lietuvos bankas / PhD researcher at Vilnius University

Vilnius, Lithuania Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Michael Pettis
Michael Pettis@michaelxpettis·
Very good Martin Wolf article on the problem of excess global savings. Wolf is one of the few economists who thinks in global terms and understands the balance of payments. ft.com/content/c71591… via @ft
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Nassim Nicholas Taleb@nntaleb·
THE ABSURDITY OF POLITICAL CLUSTERS Now the same people who are (justifiably) supporting @JMilei's unwiding of the half a dozen decades of Peronisms that crippled Argentina (centralized around protectionism) are ALSO supporting Trump's neo-Peronism.
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Philipp Heimberger
Philipp Heimberger@heimbergecon·
Fantastic macro data source for 243 countries - GDP, inflation, government finance, trade, unemployment, interest rates etc. - open-source - continuously updated - unification and extension of existing resources (IMF, World Bank, and OECD) with historical records:
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Simonas Algirdas Spurga@saspurga·
More wage coordination leads to faster growth inside the Eurozone – such is the prevailing view in the literature. In our @LSEEuroppblog column, @kuokstis and I revisit this perspective and show that strong wage coordination may not be the only pathway to success.
LSE EUROPP blog@LSEEuroppblog

💥 New: How important are corporatist institutions for economic success in the Eurozone? ✍️ Vytautas Kuokštis & @saspurga blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/202…

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Robin Brooks
Robin Brooks@robin_j_brooks·
The Euro zone trade deficit for August was published today. It's a monster. We've never before had sustained deficits of this size. When you're tempted to think the Euro has fallen too much, keep this picture in mind. The shock hitting Europe is massive. Euro will keep falling...
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Business Ukraine mag
Business Ukraine mag@Biz_Ukraine_Mag·
Unedited footage from Putin’s recent war rally in Moscow appears to show complete indifference among the captive crowd of bussed-in state workers. It seems propagandists added cheers and chants in the editing room. Is anything in Russia not faked? twitter.com/hot_ChilePeppe…
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ian bremmer
ian bremmer@ianbremmer·
ukraine government headquarters in kharkiv. russia’s “restraint” in military operations turning into a massacre.
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Vitor Constâncio
Vitor Constâncio@VMRConstancio·
However, Central Banks must be forward-looking and therefore must use models and projections, adding, of course, some judgement. As Alan Blinder (1998) wrote, “looking out the window”, seeing the temperature, and deciding, is a very bad strategy for monetary policy. 14\14.
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Anastasiia Lapatina
Anastasiia Lapatina@lapatina_·
The Kyiv Post has been killed. Our entire team was fired today by the owner, Odesa real estate developer Adnan Kivan. The notice came amid the ongoing attacks on the paper’s independence. @KyivPost has been Ukraine’s Global Voice for 26 years. Our statement:
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Gintarė Skaistė
Gintarė Skaistė@GintareSkaiste·
Happy to discuss global fiscal trends, Euro area and LT fiscal policy & possible changes to the EU Stability and Growth Pact with the IMF’s Director of Fiscal Affairs Vitor Gaspar. @IMFNews
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Atif Mian
Atif Mian@AtifRMian·
Amir Sufi presenting our new paper on inequality and the interest rate at the Jackson Hole symposium Bottom line: Rise in inequality is a powerful reason for the fall in interest rates, and demographics not as much kansascityfed.org/documents/8337…
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