Political economy of finance; supply chains & worker rights; Princeton Sovereign Finance Lab. @princetonpolitics.bsky.social
Co-editor of International Organization. Recovering trail runner, very amateur rower. https://laynamosley.scholar.princeton.edu/ ..
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Political economy of finance; supply chains & worker rights; Princeton Sovereign Finance Lab. @princetonpolitics.bsky.social
Co-editor of International Organization. Recovering trail runner, very amateur rower. https://laynamosley.scholar.princeton.edu/
Layna Mosley is an American political scientist. She is a professor of political science in the Department of Politics at Princeton University and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. She studies international relations, particularly the relationship between domestic politics and the global economy. .. more
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Patients comparing Dr care: Treated Rivalry
Two whiskey companies vie for the top prize: Peated Rivalry
A documentary about competitive Musical Chairs: Seated Rivalry
Winter sweater crochet club: Heated Ravelry
(end-of-day energy over here)
Seated Rivalry.
Pleated Rivalry
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Seated Rivalry.
Violence and unrest remains prevalent in Haiti and this decision keeps more than 350k people safe while the case makes its way through the courts.
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Violence and unrest remains prevalent in Haiti and this decision keeps more than 350k people safe while the case makes its way through the courts.
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Importing solar panels requires hard currency...but once installed, should free up hard currency (gas imports ⬇️), perhaps easing (foreign currency) debt servicing burdens?
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For a 4000-word discussion of their theory, see this open access #IOFoGG special issue essay:
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“We want a piece of ice for world protection, and they won’t give it. We’ve never asked for anything else, and we could have kept that piece of land and we didn’t. So they have a choice. You can say yes and we will be very appreciative, or you can say no and we will remember.”
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Shifts in the currency of issuance haven't been accompanied by shifts in the underlying legal framework for sovereign bonds.
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The US's long-standing exorbitant privilege also allows it to avoid bond market penalties typically associated with deterioration in the rule of law [2/2]
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If investors dramatically raise the rates they charge to the US, the financial press might take notice. [1/2]
@robinwigglesworth.ft.com pointing out that, among other things, most European-owned US assets are owned by private entities, not by governments (and, Europeans are a relatively small holder of US govt bonds anyway).
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