larifarisiert

@larifarisiert.bsky.social

hoy como loco

Absolutely, and the related fragmentation of the global economy (trade, security, etc) is sending us back to a pre-globalisation world of constant supply and demand shocks, necessitating higher rates over time.

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The appeal used to be anti-Euro, then anti-immigration. Now the AfD has positioned itself as a party for people who are dissatisfied with the status quo for all kinds of reasons. Upset about criminal foreigners? AfD. Upset about deteriorating health care? AfD. Upset about woke whatever? AfD.

Kenny Pryde@kennypryde.bsky.social · 3w ago

So what you are saying is that the appeal of AfD isn't simply about migration? That there are other other aspects of the AfD offering that seem to resonate with the electorate? What might they be?

Germany is the epicentre of the China Shock 2.0 reverberating in global markets In a new joint paper, CFR's Brad Setser and I show the shock is a key driver of Germany’s economic malaise. And it's accelerating Berlin needs to stop admiring the problem, and join efforts to fight back 1/many

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Trying to distill Trump’s about face on tariffs (except China) into some kind of transactional madman theory is nonsense. Like much of nationalist populism, Trump’s stance on trade is driven by emotion and instinct. What Trump wants is to resurrect a past golden age of global US economic