selo imrohoroglu

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

Pause to reflect, then move swiftly. As she talked, the breeze rustled through the heather, seeming to answer her, and she sensed a nearness, a gentle heat, as though her forebears stood with her, keeping watch, leading her, beaming with pride at the young woman she was growing

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@JesusFerna7026 Very nice; if you make the vertical axes the same for both subfigures it would be better?

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@Jonheathcote @makotonkjm But more than 50% of that is held by BOJ and GPIF. And MOF holds about $1.2 trillion Treasuries. Japan is in a better shape than the U.S. when you look at the consolidated government debt liabilities to GDP ratios.

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@HannoLustig Agreed. And the top 0.1% (0.01%?) donate tons of money to these universities that use some of the funds to subsidize students from the bottom 60%. The "rich" (top 65% to 99.9%) are worse off.

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@ProfJAParker I wonder if semaglutides have anything to do with this?

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@ProfJAParker Jonathan is so correct. With the pressure to appease the lunatic left in the party, she can move to the middle and get the independent votes. Such a low hanging fruit. Who is advising her?

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@dandolfa Doping by East German athletes and swimmers?

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@King_ofSweden @ProfJAParker Mandatory retirement at 60 or 65? Like in Japan?

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@King_ofSweden @ChrisPhelanEcon @Jonheathcote Not in Haiti!

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@gp_mihalache Yep. Net debt to GDP ratio is like 120%. Take out the holdings of BOJ, we have something like, what, 60% of GDP?

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@Jess_Hoel If we are talking about Raj Chetty, $10 million would generate about $400,000 risk-free income. His Google citations are about 120 times of yours. If he were to take 120 times your $5,000, that would bring in $600,000. One can argue that you hold more power. Just saying.

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@ATabarrok I would simply say: " Inflation has been about 2% during 1983-2020, about 37 years. Were they dumb? But in 2020 they decided to get "greedy?"

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@economoser @ChrisPhelanEcon @Bellmanequation Windchill -50 or worse? You betcha!

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@neilmehrotra @BEA_News Great work. What was the increase in GDP as a direct result of your suggested correction?

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@yfatihkarahan Yolun acik olsun Fatihcim!

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@annastansbury What is the policy implication? If you have parents with PhDs and you are very deserving (high GRE scores, university education, tons of quantitative prep, etc.) we should exclude you from PhD programs? Because you say so? And admit low GRE/grades from families with no degrees?

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@roozbeh52 @JacksonHealth What a scary situation! I am glad your wife is doing well now. Oh boy!

[selo imrohoroglu @simrohor]

@serdarozkanEN Simple solution: move to the West coast.

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@M_De_Nardi More than 10 years ago and should have done so earlier. I did ask my daughter at the time but now you can google every little detail. Do it!

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@RobinBrooksIIF Misleading graph. The was is on Ukranian soil with all her industries impacted. So the answer to your first question should be: perhaps. Your second questions is about the future; let's wait and see.