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Umidjon Khudaynazarov

@lmlego

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Economics. Politics. Chess.

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Umidjon Khudaynazarov (@lmlego) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a sultan. The palace becomes a circus. ©️ whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/…

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Bular Zelenskyyni o'ligini ko'rmagunigacha uxlolmaydi. Zelenskyni deb hamma Putin tursik zaxarlashdan uyog'iga o'tolmasligini bilib qoldi.

Olivier Blanchard (@ojblanchard1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With apologies, a long tweet, about the likely macroeconomic outcomes of Liberation Day. Tariffs can be imposed for understandable if not necessarily good reasons: Protect a sector, right or wrong. Extract rents from foreign producers if there are rents to be extracted. Sure,

Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is an interesting paper on what governments do when they manipulate macroeconomic statistics. While there are cases of outright manipulation of statistics, other strategies include the opportunistic use of methodology space and indirect means for more favorable figures.

This is an interesting paper on what governments do when they manipulate macroeconomic statistics. While there are cases of outright manipulation of statistics, other strategies include the opportunistic use of methodology space and indirect means for
more favorable figures.
International and Monetary Economics Network (@int_mon_econ) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Highly recommended! "Andrew Crockett Memorial Lecture" by Maurice Obstfeld (lecture on the occasion of the BIS Annual General Meeting) "A US-centric, dollar-based international monetary and financial system (IMFS) was inevitable in the immediate postwar decades considering

Highly recommended!

"Andrew Crockett Memorial Lecture" by Maurice Obstfeld (lecture on the occasion of the BIS Annual General Meeting)

"A US-centric, dollar-based international monetary and financial system (IMFS) was inevitable in the immediate postwar decades considering