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Marcio Holland

Marcio Holland is professor of economics at São Paulo School of Economics, Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), CNPq researcher, and currently coordinator of the Graduate Program of the Economics. He does research involving international finance and open macroeconomics with focus on Latin American Economies.

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Mark Thoma MarkThoma
Hall and Sargent: Fiscal Prioritization: Lessons from Three Wars http://t.co/UEw02IO5BR
13 minutes ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @economonitor: 10 global drivers and 1 black swan from the #NYIdeas 2013 conference http://t.co/3XdQYWQU0i @Atlantic_LIVE
17 minutes ago
The Economist EconBizFin
It is unlikely that much business will be pulled: the #Bloomberg terminal is too valuable http://t.co/wKBwMztzwV
37 minutes ago
Steve Randy Waldman interfluidity
“as it’s grown easier to be remarkable and unusual, it’s..grown harder to be ordinary.” @DouthatNYT http://t.co/5lYqroCAvj ht @retheauditors
44 minutes ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @lawrencelenihan: At the Bitcoin 2013. 1000+ people. You can tell the VC's by the blazers and khakis/jeans! http://t.co/spgAWuNsz9
52 minutes ago
Barry Ritholtz ritholtz
David Foster Wallace: This is Water http://t.co/oRFCdpRSo1 $$
52 minutes ago
The Economist EconBizFin
Sweden has 2.8 hospital beds per 1,000 citizens. France has 6.6; Germany, 8.2. Yet Swedes live slightly longer http://t.co/WLvILqgok3
about 1 hour ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @ezraklein: Ben Bernanke on robots, lasers and the Great Stagnation http://t.co/Kbcb8B2zc1 via @washingtonpost
about 1 hour ago
Joseph E. Stiglitz joestiglitz
"A proposal by @SenWarren for lower student-loan interest rates is a step in the right direction." http://t.co/zqHsSppBTI #BankonStudents
about 1 hour ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @jack: “I'm not afraid of death; I just don't want to be there when it happens.”—Woody Allen
about 2 hours ago
The Economist EconBizFin
The lines between marketing and other disciplines within a firm are fading http://t.co/F6tKQ7grNH
about 2 hours ago
Barry Ritholtz ritholtz
Dig the fatty's on the Lambo http://t.co/syk4pEoa3Q
about 2 hours ago
tom keene tomkeene
Doug Kass Reading List - Business Insider http://t.co/kE5Qlt770s .... superb list: the richard bernstein is an important book
about 2 hours ago
Ed Dolan dolanecon
Econ Profs: Slideshow with latest CPI data for your Monday macro class: http://t.co/nLBUVMJIim More discussion here: http://t.co/fvv1aRUYh4
about 2 hours ago
Lawrence McDonald Convertbond
Disgraceful RT “@Noahpinion: Warren's student loan proposal, all about subsidy, not about the risk/return characteristics of the loans.”
about 3 hours ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
Comic potential on twitter? RT @janinegibson: What do we think the criteria are for selecting these national representatives? #eurovision
about 3 hours ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @jack: “I don't want to achieve immortality through my work ... I want to achieve immortality through not dying.”—Woody Allen
about 3 hours ago
joshua rosner JoshRosner
Single Parent Project 3rd annual cocktails for a cause. We founded it in 2009, please support us, every $ counts. https://t.co/5pV348yYT0
about 3 hours ago
The Economist EconBizFin
QE has reduced the natural growth in the outstanding volume of securities by several trillion dollars a year http://t.co/9UnJLtjgne
about 4 hours ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
RT @jack: “You can live to be a hundred if you give up all the things that make you want to live to be a hundred.”—Woody Allen
about 4 hours ago
Emre Deliveli EmreDeliveli
Crossing from Kabatas to Uskurdar with a bunch of cincon fans. I never thought I'd hate the ferry so much on such a beautiful evening:)...
about 4 hours ago
The Economist EconBizFin
At least 200 billion barrels of oil a year, worth in the order of $20 trillion, are priced off the Brent benchmark http://t.co/20kIqbIRFh
about 4 hours ago
Steven Strauss Steven_Strauss
In english? RT @LibyaLiberty: In metric? RT @Twiplomacy Want to know how European countries interact on Twitter?
about 5 hours ago
Lawrence McDonald Convertbond
USA? Germany's Bundestag passes a 21st Century Glass Steagall Act, Breaking Up banking from excessive risk taking http://t.co/CwIGbdk1fk
about 5 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
Learning from the Stasi: iWatch program in FL wants people to tell Sheriffs of possible terrorist activity @jaxdotcom http://t.co/vmrIDqqIfw
about 5 hours ago
Lawrence McDonald Convertbond
Maersk, largest container shipping company on earth, now sees demand growth at 2-4% vs their February outlook of +4-5% via @rmilneNordic
about 5 hours ago
Barry Ritholtz ritholtz
Average Retirement Age Up to 61 in USA http://t.co/jNK6EJb2Ap $$
about 5 hours ago
The Economist EconBizFin
As a globally minded firm, #Sony may be more inclined to listen to outsiders http://t.co/QX25Gx9o3c
about 6 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
Term "agent provocateur" never used by news media, although secret police hv long used them to demonize foes of govt & build public fear.
about 6 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
NYT: "Terrorist Plots Hatched by the FBI". Security services thruout history use agents provocateur to arouse fear. http://t.co/eqNlGkY3nn
about 6 hours ago
tom keene tomkeene
“@MacroScope: RT @SFFedReserve Will Labor Force Participation Bounce Back? http://t.co/qrY4Uh3SNS” read of the weekend
about 6 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
The dangerous inflation of our time is not monetary, but geopolitical threat inflation. Might prove just as destructive to the nation.
about 6 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
The crisis our geopol experts went hysterical about: NKorea fires 3 short-range missiles into the sea @reuters http://t.co/TVHNQa1fbZ
about 6 hours ago
Mark Thoma MarkThoma
New Research in Economics: Self-interest vs. Greed and the Limitations of the Invisible Hand http://t.co/IP0gmdMy2p
about 6 hours ago
Fabius Maximus FabiusMaximus01
Illustrative story of dysfunctional US health care system. NYT: NJ Hospital Has Highest Billing Rates in the Nation http://t.co/4mghAk56MN
about 6 hours ago
Foreign Policy ForeignPolicy
5 great reads for your weekend http://t.co/ccy4axm8Qs
about 6 hours ago
World Economic Forum davos
Let us know what questions you have on foreign policy for our #MENA13 participants. #weffp
about 7 hours ago
The Economist EconBizFin
San Francisco has sued Monster Beverage, a Californian firm, for marketing high-caffeine drinks to children http://t.co/MvHBLSFzYd
about 7 hours ago

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