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Should-Read: Tony Nog: On Twitter: “18) This may explain why Brexiteers are in this unhappy cycle

Should-Read: Tony Nog: On Twitter: “18) This may explain why Brexiteers are in this unhappy cycle. The ‘intellectual’ basis for Brexit has collapsed. But no one told them…” https://twitter.com/tony_nog/status/849648920313683970 https://t.co/ivecEkaJIT:

Cursor and DeLong Expanded Feed de1ong Twitter

Short thread on what #Brexit is about and why it’s going badly. Historically the Leave leadership took 2 items as articles of faith. They believed: a) Germany runs the EU & German car makers run Germany; b) The EU & Eurozone are sick & are going to collapse any day now. As such, although they may bluster, behind closed doors the EU would be desperate for a free trade deal with the UK. You can pretty much dispense with everything else said by Leave as noise. These are the 2 sacred beliefs at the heart of Leave…

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Should-Read: Tony Nog: On Twitter: “18) This may explain why Brexiteers are in this unhappy cycle

April 15, 2017

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April 15, 2017

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U.S. economic mobility trends and outcomes

U.S. income and wealth inequality are no longer increasing, but a return to the equitable levels of the mid-20th century isn’t likely anytime soon