💻 Editor and Content Manager for Economic Research @allianztrade Previously at @qzindia and @Reuters Views expressed are my own!
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🎙️ The #Tomorrow podcast is back for a second season! In the first episode, Senior Economist @FrancoiseHuang explains the impact of #supplychain disruptions on global #trade, and how long price pressures could last. Listen here 🎧👉 ow.ly/n5Bq50G4HRN
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🎙️ Listen up! There’s a new way to get the latest economic analysis from Euler Hermes and Allianz Research. Tune in to #Tomorrow, a new #podcast where we'll dive into the details of some our recent reports. 👉 ow.ly/jNCb50F7lMY #EconTwitter
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Happy holidays from Allianz Research! 🎄🎄🎁🎁✨✨
As 2020 draws to a close, our economists were caught daydreaming of a world where their boldest wishes would come true. What’s on their wish list for 2021? Find out here. ow.ly/T0fP50CP3pG @Ludovic_Subran @AlexisGaratti @ana_boata @weloveeconomics @DibsOnGeorges
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The lockdown life has made me seriously fascinated by the food supply chain, or as @TheEconomist calls it, "the unsung star of 21st-century logistics" economist.com/briefing/2020/…
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"If we can find it in this crisis, to save ourselves, then maybe we can find it in the big crisis, to save our children and theirs." newyorker.com/culture/annals… via @NewYorker
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Agree! "The rhythm of the epic novel is eerily suited to life in lockdown" economist.com/books-and-arts…
If you read one thing today 👇
"No object better symbolises the pandemic than the mask, and no object better explains the world into which the pandemic arrived."
For the @gdnlongread, I wrote a piece about masks, the world's most-coveted commodity. Countries hoard them. Thieves steal them. Prada wants to make them. The stories spilling out of this sector are just bonkers... 1/
theguardian.com/world/2020/a…
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It's the Esther Duflo profile we've been waiting for 🙌
thegentlewoman.co.uk/library… via @thegentlewoman
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Feels like there aren't enough superlatives to explain how big of a shock #COVID19 is for the global economy. Here's our deep dive into all the ways it will impact trade, insolvencies, markets and more in 2020-21:
eulerhermes.com/en_global/ec… via @eulerhermes
'Covid-19 arrives at a moment when the ‘global village’ is a financial reality, but the faith that underpinned (or sanitised) it has crumbled.' lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n08/…
"The measure of success will be whether the world’s consumers keep coming back when it’s a choice, and not simply a necessity." qz.com/1838349/ via @qz
So fascinating! In one Florida country, the recommendation is “at least one large alligator between you and everyone.”
The world of social distancing graphics. Grateful to @SEGD Wayne Hunt for great insight on proxemics and wayfinding + @DCrit @ansmith’s dispatch from an elevator in Bangkok qz.com/1836247/social-distan…
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For emerging markets like #India, confinement comes with a huge economic cost. But policy mistakes – restarting the economy too soon and risking a secondary outbreak – are also a looming risk.
Some economies are more prepared than others to exit the #Covid19 lockdown. Discover what #deconfinement could look like around the world in our new report. ow.ly/4Xgc50zfRMx
"In Kerala, a different style of leadership was on display." technologyreview.com/2020/04…
'An Indian woman does far more “unpaid work”—nearly six hours each day on average—than her peers in most other countries'
The ever perceptive @ItikaSPunit says the domestic help we took for granted till now was helping the Indian double-income household keep a facade of modernity in the age of the working wife. Coronavirus-social distancing-lockdown now threaten paradise. qz.com/india/1823823/
'A pandemic magnifies all existing inequalities' theatlantic.com/internationa… by @helenlewis
The #Covid19 outbreak could spark the most severe recession in a century. Dive into our detailed new report👇 eulerhermes.com/en_global/ec… via @eulerhermes
THIS is the much-needed, non-terrifying coronavirus story to read today
I was appalled—appalled!—by my fellow Italians' disdain of penne lisce. Why were people picking penne rigate, when lisce are far better? Was I wrong? Were they? I asked Torre del Saracino's chef Gennaro Esposito, and historian Alberto De Bernardi: qz.com/1811768/coronavirus-l…
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