Paulo L. dos Santos

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Paulo L. dos Santos

Paulo L. dos Santos

@plbds

Political Economist, often mathematically. Associate Professor of Economics @NSSRnews. Formerly @SOASeconomics. Thinking Marxist. #InformationTheory, #futebol

New York เข้าร่วม Mart 2013
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Paulo L. dos Santos@plbds·
How's that post-Soviet world working for you, humans?
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Some facts are so patent nobody fails to get them…
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Nazmul Ahasan
Nazmul Ahasan@the_nazmul·
All of Bangladesh’s fertiliser plants are fully shut — in a country of more than 170 million people to feed.
Mauro Gilli@Mauro_Gilli

This image from the @FT shows how the war in Iran could have dramatic effects on global food security. Without natural gas, ammonia and urea—key nitrogen fertilizers—cannot be produced. Without them, crop yields collapse.

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Rep. Nancy Mace
Rep. Nancy Mace@RepNancyMace·
Just walked out of a House Armed Services briefing on Iran. Let me repeat: I will not support troops on the ground in Iran, even more so after this briefing.
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The most remarkable feature of economic reality is how neatly it configures itself as homogeneous linear effects of observables on mean outcomes, with all latent heterogeneity and interaction structures reducing themselves to sufficiently well-behaved error terms. 🙄#EconTwitter
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Mark Carney@MarkJCarney·
When middle powers work together, we can do even more than protect ourselves and our sovereignty — we can build something better, more prosperous, and more just than what came before.
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Mona Ali
Mona Ali@MonaAli_NY_US·
Does the dollar's reserve-currency status lead to US deficits? Short answer: it's complicated. The world economy runs on dollar debt (Treasuries and such) and demand for dollars militates against the correction of US imbalances. Economists and policymakers find comfort in straightforward causal explanations when in fact most problems are overdetermined. Graphs from my report here cc. @plbds transitionsecurity.org/rebalancing-an…
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@GitaGopinath There are many flawed arguments that can be made based on BoP identities, sure. The view that cet. parib. the USD’s reserve status generally supports higher USD valuations for any given US BoP/financial position, making it easier to sustain LT trade deficits, is NOT one of them.
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Lowkey
Lowkey@Lowkey0nline·
“In order to assassinate Ali Larijani, Israeli terrorist regime killed more than 500 people…” And not a single one of those souls has been mentioned in English-language media.
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Matías Vernengo
Matías Vernengo@NakedKeynes·
@plbds Maybe I’m wrong, but this seems the old argument that some sort of direct correspondence between prices and labor incorporated is needed to show that exploitation takes places
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Paulo L. dos Santos@plbds·
This brings up at least two interesting, broadly related questions I've been mulling, like many others. The first one relates to our physical or material environment. The second relates to the analytical conveniences and limitations of the “standard commodity”. (1/X)
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@plbds He actually suggested it should go further. In his view, Marx didn’t go back enough, to Physiocrats and Petty. He stopped at Ricardo. Not labor, but the commodities, such as food (the “loaf of bread”), necessary for workers’ survival. That was the key for his standard commodity

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