Keshmeer Makun (@keshmeerm) 's Twitter Profile
Keshmeer Makun

@keshmeerm

Academic/Economist @UniSouthPacific| Student of civilization|Views are personal| RTs are not endorsement|

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Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

China is far ahead of Europe and the rest of the world in new offshore wind installations. Really pushing the renewable energy stuff, so that Chinese industry has a massive advantage (see also solar)... via Science Is Strategic

China is far ahead of Europe and the rest of the world in new offshore wind installations. Really pushing the renewable energy stuff, so that Chinese industry has a massive advantage (see also solar)...

via <a href="/scienceisstrat1/">Science Is Strategic</a>
HAKAN YILMAZKUDAY (@yilmazkuday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW WORKING PAPER titled "Diminishing Gains from Trade: A Macroeconomic Analysis" is available at ssrn.com/abstract=43641… One sentence summary: The gains from trade decrease with trade openness when country-specific trade elasticity estimates are used.

NEW WORKING PAPER titled "Diminishing Gains from Trade: A Macroeconomic Analysis" is available at ssrn.com/abstract=43641…

One sentence summary: The gains from trade decrease with trade openness when country-specific trade elasticity estimates are used.
Giuseppe Cavaliere (@cavalieregiu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy Monday #EconTwitter! Are you an economist willing to learn how to code in 𝗥? You should check out this series of videos by Nick HK (@SeattleU), which spans from introductory lectures to advanced stuff. It’s definitely an all-time favorite!

Happy Monday #EconTwitter! 

Are you an economist willing to learn how to code in 𝗥?

You should check out this series of videos by  <a href="/nickchk/">Nick HK</a> (@SeattleU), which spans from introductory lectures to advanced stuff. 

It’s definitely an all-time favorite!
Giuseppe Cavaliere (@cavalieregiu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi #EconTwitter! Looking for a graduate #Econometrics course, covering lots of stuff, including model/moment selection in high dimensions? Check out these very enjoyable slides and notes by Francis DiTraglia Francis DiTraglia (Department of Economics, Oxford). Very cool material!

Hi #EconTwitter! 

Looking for a graduate #Econometrics course, covering  lots of stuff, including model/moment selection in high dimensions? 

Check out these very enjoyable slides and notes by Francis DiTraglia <a href="/economictricks/">Francis DiTraglia</a> (<a href="/OxfordEconDept/">Department of Economics, Oxford</a>).

Very cool material!
FU Cong 傅聪 (@chinaambun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

China🇨🇳 will remain an economic powerhouse, expected to contribute one-third of global growth this year. As some European business people have told me, investing in China is an investment in the future.

China🇨🇳 will remain an economic powerhouse, expected to contribute one-third of global growth this year. As some European business people have told me, investing in China is an investment in the future.
Ines Laimins 李美思 (@ineslaimins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I can attest to this, "China went from 80% extreme poverty in 1980 to NO extreme poverty 40 yrs later" Jeffrey Sachs I was in China in 1986 and food was available but scarce. Although there was plenty of watermelon and white cabbage piled on carts, stored in alleyways and

I can attest to this, "China went from 80% extreme poverty in 1980 to NO extreme poverty 40 yrs later" Jeffrey Sachs

I was in China in 1986 and food was available but scarce. 

Although there was plenty of watermelon and white cabbage piled on carts, stored in alleyways and
William C. Kirby (@billkirbyhbs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

China now has two universities in the top 15 in the world, and 13 in the top 200 according to Times Higher Education. We need to be engaging the top institutions of the future, not decoupling from them. timeshighereducation.com/world-universi…

Levi (@levikul09) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mean Absolute Error is the simplest evaluation metric. It tells us how far the predictions are from the actual values, on average. Let's break it down to Grandma's level with an example. 🔽

Mean Absolute Error is the simplest evaluation metric.                                      
                                     
It tells us how far the predictions are from the actual values, on average.
            
Let's break it down to Grandma's level with an example. 🔽
TIME (@time) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Robert Solow won a Nobel Prize in 1987 for his analysis of how technology drives economic growth in developed nations. He died Thursday at the age of 99 time.com/6550070/robert…

Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Providing homeless people with housing: - reduces crime - increases employment - improves health - does not increase reliance on social benefits. 80% of costs are offset by the benefits in the first 18 months:

Providing homeless people with housing: 
- reduces crime
- increases employment
- improves health
- does not increase reliance on social benefits.

80% of costs are offset by the benefits in the first 18 months:
CZ App (@czapp_portal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

El Nino's extreme weather is disrupting food production worldwide, forcing countries to rethink trade. Droughts, floods, and heatwaves are impacting crops from corn to cocoa. #ElNino #FoodSupply #GlobalTrade

WTO (@wto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trade between developing economies has significantly increased, transforming trade patterns. It grew 9.7% annually, surging from less than 10% of global trade in 1995 to nearly 25% by 2022, reaching US$ 6.1 trillion. More details: bit.ly/49Q3lIW #WTOat30

devpolicy.org (@devpolicy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"While there is extensive support for the budget based on certain policy measures ... achieving a sustainable fiscal position and increasing economic growth remains a challenge for Fiji," say Keshmeer Makun and Janesh Sami from The University of the South Pacific. devpolicy.org/fijis-coalitio…

Peterson Institute (@piie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

25% tariffs on Mexico & Canada + the 10% tariffs that are already in effect on China, could cost the typical American household more than $1,200 per year—& this analysis doesn't include the additional 10% on China recently announced. #PIIECharts More: piie.com/research/piie-…

25% tariffs on Mexico &amp; Canada + the 10% tariffs that are already in effect on China, could cost the typical American household more than $1,200 per year—&amp; this analysis doesn't include the additional 10% on China recently announced. #PIIECharts
More: piie.com/research/piie-…
Elizabeth Glab @lizglab.bsky.social (@lizglab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1989, in macroeconomics lectures in my Melbourne university MBA, I couldn't believe how devoid it was of any connection to reality. I cannot believe that we are now in 2025, and a handful of rational economists are still struggling to be heard! rwer.wordpress.com/2025/05/08/the…