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Martin Sandbu

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I am the @FT’s European Economics Commentator & many other things. http://ft.com/martin-sandbu. Book: The Economics of Belonging (http://tinyurl.com/EcBelong). Views my own.

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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Mar 19, 2023
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I should have linked to this very good piece. On the how much CBR has in CH - good question. It reported only negligible amounts in CHF. So if it held much with Credit Suisse, then largely in other major currencies - so most likely in CS subsidiaries in other countries than CH?

Article Nov 30, 2022
Windfall: How Russia managed oil and gas income after invading Ukraine, and how it will have to make do with less
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Feb 22, 2023
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Very interesting thread about how central banks’ models are a bit bonkers (technical term)

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A 🧵on what Fed minutes won't tell you but FRB/US model baseline (also published by Fed, but quietly, after Feb 1 meeting) does. 1) the staff model revised down output gap. Now it falls to negative in 3Q 2023 (recession, anyone?) twitter.com/AnnaEco
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Jan 12, 2023
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Excellent thread, every word.

Tweet Jan 12, 2023
There’s an increasing amount of articles in Western media speculating about Russia’s collapse and disintegration. Having contributed to this trend myself, I think some points are worth clarifying.
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Jan 11, 2023
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Very good thread indeed. tl;dr properly calculated, excess mortality, including among younger cohorts, are largely down to health system being overstretched by Covid waves. This is what so-called living with Covid means

Tweet Jan 11, 2023
The 2022 death data for England and Wales is now complete What stands out is that deaths excl covid are fully in line with those expected from - Population evolution expected by ONS - Historic trends of mortality rates by age But covid is not the o
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Dec 5, 2022
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Very interesting thread. But why is this the normative conclusion, rather than "Governments should learn to let relative price shocks in systemic sectors disperse through the economy and not try to offset them (while staying vigilant against traditional generalised inflation)"?

Tweet Dec 3, 2022
Inflation might be easing for now, but we are living in an age of overlapping emergencies. More shocks are likely to come. We need economic policy preparedness for micro stabilization. But which prices matter? A new working paper 🧵 scholarworks.umas
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Dec 5, 2022
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Important thread. The EU is not using its extremely powerful tools to secure its neighbourhoods' peace and prosperity.

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The current EU strategy for the #WesternBalkans has been a disappointment. These countries have been waiting outside the EU for far too long. A #thread on our study with @BStBrussels on lessons to be learned from CEE EU accession, ahead of the #EUWBS
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Dec 1, 2022
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Excellent thread

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I've written a lot about behavioural manipulation and why it's a critical issue for markets. Today @citizensadvice has a new report that throws open the lid on the dodgy tactics firms are using, why they matter, and what we can do about it. 🧵
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Martin Sandbu @MESandbu · Jul 13, 2022
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Good thread.

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Andrew Bailey gave an interesting speech www.bankofengland.co.uk/speech/2022/july/andrew-bailey-speech-at-omfif-the-economic-landscape, imo raising an important question: besides traditional focus on labor market and inflation, shall central banks ta
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