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Top news of the week: 06.02.2023.

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@WSJ shared
On Jan 31, 2023
Resilient demand, easing inflation and China's reopening should allow the global economy to grow a bit faster than previously expected, the IMF said https://t.co/hoUpY1LN7V
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IMF Upgrades Outlook for Global Economy as Inflation Eases and China Reopens

IMF Upgrades Outlook for Global Economy as Inflation Eases and China Reopens

Easing inflation and China’s reopening should allow the global economy to grow a bit faster than previously expected, the international lender said.

@WSJmarkets shared
On Feb 3, 2023
January's employment report offers clues about the state of the labor market and overall economy at the start of 2023 https://t.co/ItPd0Te7Ps
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Jobs Report to Show Whether Labor Market Cooling Extended Into January

Jobs Report to Show Whether Labor Market Cooling Extended Into January

Recent figures paint a mixed picture of the U.S. economy’s health as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.

@lindayueh shared
On Feb 4, 2023
Average White respondent in a research sample estimated that 38% of welfare recipients are Black, while the average Black respondent estimated the figure at 35%. The true proportion of Black welfare recipients is closer to 21%. https://t.co/gUhQoE8WCN
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Race and redistribution in the US: An experimental analysis

Race and redistribution in the US: An experimental analysis

The US spends less on welfare than comparable countries, a pattern that some suggest may be linked to White Americans' dislike of redistributing money to Black Americans and to people's ...

@profmusgrave shared
On Jan 31, 2023
RT @EdConwaySky: Truly grisly assessment for the UK economy from the IMF this morning. - UK to fare worse than any other major economy this year - worse even than Russia(!) - Britain's downgrade came as most other countries saw their growth prospects upgraded Full story: https://t.co/ATahkwWnqr https://t.co/cRYaO5aa4P
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UK economy to fare worse than any other country in developed world this year, IMF forecasts

UK economy to fare worse than any other country in developed world this year, IMF forecasts

The International Monetary Fund says the country's growth is being held back by more miserly government spending and the effects of high energy prices - and that the economy will even lag ...

@Noahpinion shared
On Feb 2, 2023
RT @MargRev: Recent economic development stars https://t.co/XOzdPeilxA
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Recent economic development stars

Recent economic development stars

Development stars of the Era of Globalization: pic.twitter.com/8VOKPpFTSA — Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇦 (@Noahpinion) January 27, 2023 And of course all be getting Noah Smith’s Substack…

@UN shared
On Jan 31, 2023
A series of interconnected crises, including inflation, the climate emergency and the fallout from #COVID19 are expected to have a huge impact on children in 2023. @UNICEF is calling for coordinated action to protect the future #ForEveryChild. https://t.co/itCyeqXhId
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Eight trends that will impact children in 2023

Eight trends that will impact children in 2023

A series of interconnected crises are expected to have a huge impact on children in 2023. A report from the UN children’s agency (UNICEF), released on Tuesday, details the trends that will ...

@LHSummers shared
On Feb 3, 2023
RT @morningmoneyben: "No question this was a good number," Larry Summers (@LHSummers) tells me. "Question on inflation is whether final few miles will be nearly as cheap as the first few. We are still at levels that would have been deeply alarming two years ago." https://t.co/0bk3s4wDRL
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Jobs blowout: What the employment report means for Biden and Powell

Jobs blowout: What the employment report means for Biden and Powell

President Joe Biden and the White House can celebrate the report as evidence the economy is continuing to hum along.

@worldbankdata shared
On Feb 2, 2023
A new study compared 4 methods for predicting average village consumption without a full census & found a hypothetical partial registry vastly improved accuracy.  ➡️ Read about critical developments here: https://t.co/g5e3xLT97E https://t.co/U5Ck5OZ8Ko
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How partial registries and data fusion can improve targeting and evaluating anti-poverty policies

How partial registries and data fusion can improve targeting and evaluating anti-poverty policies

The widespread availability of free geospatial data has accelerated interest in data fusion. While village-level welfare estimates are key to the design and evaluation of anti-poverty ...