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I haven't seen a total breakdown of partisan divides like this in my entire adult life. When it comes to doing anything for America or actual frickin Americans, it's always too hard, we just can't find a way, we really wish we could, but... Get the fuck out of here

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Can anyone explain the tie in with Communism and Marxism? Like, they didn't talk about the economy at all. I'm not particularly a fan of most of the stuff James Lindsay and Joe Rogan discussed, but that doesn't mean I think it's communism
youtu.be/8IlRNjBQm5Y?si…

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How Danny Dayan is seeing macro right now:

- the Fed's fight with inflation is NOT over

- risk of economic re-acceleration >>> recession risk

- bond yields are still way too low - Fed to cut interest rates only twice this year (his base case), right-tail risk that the Fed is…

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Maldini Danny Dayan Paulo Macro Last I saw like a few percent had energy exposure, and many were betting against it. I've read corporate year out predictions saying this is a topping pattern, am I going insane ??

@PaoloMaldiniElC @DannyDayan5 @PauloMacro Last I saw like a few percent had energy exposure, and many were betting against it. I've read corporate year out predictions saying this is a topping pattern, am I going insane ??
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With nominal rigidities, unfunded fiscal shocks generate a persistent increase in inflation and real activity, a drop in real interest rates, and a decline in debt-to-GDP. Instead, funded shocks have smaller effects and generate an increase in real interest rates and debt-to-GDP.

With nominal rigidities, unfunded fiscal shocks generate a persistent increase in inflation and real activity, a drop in real interest rates, and a decline in debt-to-GDP. Instead, funded shocks have smaller effects and generate an increase in real interest rates and debt-to-GDP.
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