Sometimes you have to state things concisely and sometimes you have to give examples.
— Navin Kabra (@NGKabra) October 22, 2020
The quoted tweet is just saying, "A stitch in time saves nine," but it hits different. https://t.co/ZpxxGxnC7p
1/ India's macro-trade-development puzzle stemming from 2 surprising facts
— Arvind Subramanian (@arvindsubraman) October 21, 2020
new paper w/@shoumitro_c: https://t.co/elTcvuRC7M
Puzzle
Post-1991, world's 3rd fastest manufacturing export growth (Fact 1)
despite
Massive under-exports of unskilled labor goods (Fact 2) pic.twitter.com/8E6MZ44dyO
I am teaching an advanced PhD class on macroeconomics this Autumn at the University of Warwick and I plan to make the lectures publicly available. You can access them by registering on my website https://t.co/sS62MWktGU Please pass on the word to anyone who may be interested pic.twitter.com/E6VsOKAHI3
— Roger E. A. Farmer (@farmerrf) October 20, 2020
YouTube subtitles not disappointing as usual. pic.twitter.com/gRjrxVKIZh
— Aroon Deep (@AroonDeep) October 20, 2020
It's World Statistics Day, and I have to leave you with one cricket stat.
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) October 20, 2020
Sachin Tendulkar scored 8717 international runs between 1st Jan 1996 & 31st Dec 1999.
He hit 34 centuries at an average of 61.05 in tests & 47.84 in ODIs in those four years! pic.twitter.com/xwJOXf04Jc
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