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Tally Sticks @widespreadhaze ·
18 Dec

The money comes from MPs votes. It’s called ‘Money from Parliament’.

You are an MP and should know this, it is your job after all.

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Pavlina R Tcherneva @ptcherneva ·
18 Dec

We call on the Indian government to recommit to MGNREGA & its demand-driven access to employment from a human rights perspective. Join me, @JosephEStiglitz, @MazzucatoM, @Ferreras_Isa, @PikettyWIL, @srpoverty, @DarrickHamilton, @Jayati1609 and other experts by signing our letter.

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Steven Hail @stevenhailaus ·
19 Dec

The means of the UK are not tax receipts of the UK Government. They are the people, skills, materials, equipment, technology and institutional capacity of the UK government and private sector.

Anything that can actually be done by and with those resources can be paid for.

Hope!

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Robert Cauneau @robert_cauneau ·
17 Dec

Le déficit public est-il choisi ou subi ? Depuis 1970, la dette française explose… mais est-ce vraiment la faute à un État dépensier ?
Cet article décrypte les mécanismes réels derrière les chiffres, et pourquoi le débat actuel est à côté de la plaque.
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Pavlina R Tcherneva @ptcherneva ·
16 Dec

Extremely worrisome. Modi's govt poised to vote to destroy the rural job guarantee tomorrow. They've long tried to sabotage MGNREGA w/ funding cuts, but these reforms are new level of assault. Only the National govt can uphold the rights-based mandate & supply the needed finance.

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