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Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
“Benefits of Competition and Indicators of Market Power” https://t.co/tW1DJKq0qe — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
“The Long-term Decline in Prime-age Male Labor Force Participation” https://t.co/ngw3Ub1BMP — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
CEA has done 75 reports and issue briefs in my 3-1/2 years here. These are 14 of my favorites: — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @CenterOnBudget: We're hosting an event with @CEAChair here at the Center on Tuesday, January 17th. Register now to attend: https://t.co… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
My exit interview with @econjared https://t.co/0QTd3RAUrc — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
@robseamans One more left--a speech on poverty next week. — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
New blog with @Deese44 on the economic costs of climate change & how we can cut emissions while growing the economy… https://t.co/wmBWbFQEl4 — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @robseamans: Excellent, original analysis by @CEAChair and team on tariffs. Data made available for public use. #transparency https://t.… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @mariademertzis: Discrimination!! https://t.co/PNqhU5Xv6s — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
CEA constructed a new dataset for this analysis, matching tariffs with consumption. Available here: https://t.co/37uVAO8z4m — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Tariffs are also arbitrary & women’s apparel often has higher tariffs than men’s. Suits: 23% v. 14%. Pants: 15% v. 10%. Underwear: 13% v. 7% — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Raising all tariffs by 10 percentage points could increase annual costs for families in first decile by $301 and at the median by over $600. — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Tariffs act as a tax on imported goods. Lower-income families spend higher share of income on traded goods & bear g… https://t.co/SS747CZz0Y — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Relative to income tariff burden is highest for lowest-income families. For 2nd decile, annual tariff burden ($96)… https://t.co/EWF3MxXyrI — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Original CEA analysis matches tariff & consumption data, finding that tariffs are an arbitrary & regressive tax: https://t.co/aA0Zo5OUg0 — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @JedKolko: How's the economy right now? @CEAChair says focus >2/3 on job growth (payroll survey only!), <1/3 on output growth. https://t… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Just building on the great work you did while you were at CEA: https://t.co/mNYDs31EUE https://t.co/rY6wzwI6ne — PolitiTweet.org
Claudia Sahm @Claudia_Sahm
a must read from @CEAChair for folks on #JobsDay Twitter and other macro data watchers: https://t.co/JKcpiNh7gX
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
3. Best measure of growth is GDO (Gross Domestic Output)--the average of GDP & GDI. More info: https://t.co/mNYDs31EUE — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
2. For job changes just look at the (much larger) payroll survey, the household survey should have essentially no w… https://t.co/tAMVj7exPA — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
1. Both employment & output data useful, but substantially more weight (two-thirds or more) on employment than outp… https://t.co/9lvtGXvSmv — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
With many measures of economy & inherent challenges in real-time tracking, hard to know which to focus on. CEA finds three rules of thumb: — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Extracting signal from noise: new CEA brief on how to interpret topline economic data to assess economy in real time https://t.co/ngSuUMmsns — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @theNASEM: New @theNASEM report recommends new framework for estimating the social cost of carbon. Read more: https://t.co/6LDM4QGxK5 #N… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @AEAjournals: Current @CEAChair Jason Furman and past chairs discuss the economic issues facing the new administration #ASSA2017 https:/… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @AGarnero: Economists never get a forecast right? Someitmes it is not a bad news #Haldane #MichaelFish cc @guerreraf72 https://t.co/FOZQ… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
RT @sangerkatz: Analysis from @CEAChair finds no correlation between state-level Obamacare premium increases and enrollment. https://t.co/k… — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Impressed or exhausted? Stay tuned for our exciting issue brief on signal extraction coming later this week... https://t.co/2mGoV6hAud — PolitiTweet.org
Gene Sperling @genebsperling
Whether conservative or progressive, you have to be impressed with remarkable volume of high quality economic analy… https://t.co/psCNPg88lz
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Changes for 2017 appear roughly sufficient to return premiums to sustainable level, absent disruptive policy changes/uncertainty. — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
Claims growth in ACA-compliant market appears slower than private insurance overall. Evidence of improving risk pool & insurer learning. — PolitiTweet.org
Jason Furman NARA @CEAChair44
2017 premiums reflect ordinary adjustment process in new market, incl transitional factors like initial underpricin… https://t.co/r8ztXn83LI — PolitiTweet.org
