Danielle Goldfarb

Danielle Goldfarb @DIGoldfarb for @CIGIonline: How Canada Needs to Respond to the US Data Crisis. Learn more here: cigionline.org/articles/how-c…

We have been talking about #tradediversification forever but maybe this is finally the moment that Canadian companies expand their trade with the rest of the world...@DanCiuriakand I weigh in on @PaulHaavardsrud's show cbc.ca/listen/live-ra……

Thanks @torontolife for the opportunity to share thoughts on the tariff whiplash story and what it means for everyday Canadians

What a trade war could mean for Canadians' grocery bills, gas tanks, investment accounts and more torontolife.com/city/trump-25-…

"Canada should use an all-of-society approach not only for defense but to advance shared positive interests." After Justin Trudeau's resignation announcement, Global Fellow @DIGoldfarb writes on Canadian response to the threat of US tariffs. buff.ly/4j9l97z

This report represents a crucial shift in how we as a society assess AI safety, moving to evidence-based scientific analysis. It was great to be part of the writing group with the role of making the scientific evidence more relevant to AI policymakers.

@shaunabrail Nice! And now, you can plunk it into ChatGPT to help you distill it to its essence, and then you can edit in your own words :)

Just did the thing where you record yourself giving a talk, send it to yourself as a transcription, and then plunk it into a word file and tell yourself you've just written 2,600 words of the paper!

@tomfriedman We're collecting daily data (@RIWIdata) from Ukrainians that supports your alarming thesis. The share of Ukrainians that expect the conflict to escalate is at its highest point since the beginning of the war. Data below as of end of day yesterday.

Year Two of the Ukraine War Is Going to Get Scary nytimes.com/2023/02/05/opi…

I don’t think people fully appreciate that high inflation in the US and the Euro area is over. We are back at 2% Part of the high inflation perception today is measurement: instantaneous inflation in December is 2% instead of the conventional measure of 6.5% 1/9

@jan_eeckhout This is very important work and critical for policymaking. I wonder what you think about the use of alternative indicators such as Zillow data, etc. to not only measure real-time inflation but anticipate inflation in advance.

Now tracking the intensity of and support for the China anti-lockdown protests at high frequency. @RIWIdata riwi.com/research/how-i…

More here on what we are doing to monitor this at high frequency riwi.com/research/track…

In advance of today's US #JobsReport, we see an uptick in the share of Americans reporting layoffs in their close circle, AFTER the reference period for official data collection. More to come next week as the data continue to come in. @RIWIdata @DanielAlpert

Congrats to @stephen_tapp and team on the use of mobility data to measure what work looks like across Canada

For more info riwi.com/research/track…

In the past week, Americans reported a notable increase in those around them losing their jobs in a new @RIWIdata @DanielAlpert study. Consistent with today's higher-than-expected jobless claims. More next week as the data come in...

@JenniferRobson8 Please take care of yourself! We need you and your astute analysis back as soon as possible - on Twitter or elsewhere!

Well I have COVID. Dammit. Maybe the platform will go down and *this* will be my last tweet. 🤷🏻‍♀️ If you need me for anything, please be patient and I’ll reply as/when health allows. I don’t feel great, tbh.

@mikalskuterud I'm not sure I can convince you it's good news, but it is a look in the rear-view mirror. Can we learn something about what high-frequency measures say? (I know there is Zillow and other alt measures in the US, but not sure about Canada)

Month-over-month CPI (all-items, seasonally adjusted) increased by 7.3% (annualized) in today's data, up from 4.8% in September and 0.8% in August. Yes, lots of noise in the month-over-month changes, but doesn't look good to me. Convince me otherwise.

Listening to @melaniejoly speech announcing a new investment in deepening Canada's China expertise while warning Cdn bus about the risks of relying too heavily on the Chinese market and the need to diversify

@mikalskuterud Yes, and aren't we now at a pivot point where we are likely to see more layoffs in the coming days rather than a search for workers?

Number of Canadian labour force participants (September): 2019 - 20,204,000 2022 - 20,600,900 Number of job vacancies in Canada (2nd quarter): 2019 - 581,595 2022 - 1,031,955