I see Cezanne’s influence. Modeling with color planes, architectural brushstroke, compositional solidity, tension between flatness and depth.

I'm also not sure there is a realistic history in which the US and EU basically get together to stop China's growth and maintain their own pre-eminence, not least after the financial crisis reduced confidence in their own economies.

Am I getting my DOGE check or my tariffs check first?

Oh!

Sorry, I’m lost. How does one make money by using X?

The firm-level analysis compares firms with more EU exposure (via imports and exports, migration, EU regulation, directors who are EU nationals) to those with less. Striking that it finds investment, productivity and employment effects similar to the macro studies (if somewhat smaller).

Blessings.

Maybe Mark Galeotti will share his insight on the question on his podcast. (Or has already. I’m a bit behind in listening.)

So, what do you think is going on?

3) Whether the Supreme Court will rule Trump tariffs illegal and if so what remedy to they will demand.

Answers to questions 2 and 3 will drive policy rates (or errors) and thus asset valuations.

2) Which force from the Trump labor and trade policy supply shocks will outweigh the other, the downward pressure on growth or the upward pressure on inflation.

2/n

I love this photo.

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