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Santiago Niño

@sninobecerra wrld.org
Spanish economist
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Santiago Niño 1d
Spanish economist

The author pointed out that, with that amount and accounting for all costs, 30,805 homes could be built in the Balearic Islands, 31,000 in Madrid, 36,718 in Barcelona, and 39,800 in Bilbao, among other places. https://t.co/riHhVrGhtG #vivienda #Baleares #España #ES (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2d
Spanish economist

The author stated that 48.2% of the population had difficulties making ends meet and that 36.4% could not afford an extraordinary or unexpected expense. He added that, in his opinion, that was a reality. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2d
Spanish economist

The author mentioned that shortly before, they had been asked why so many people in ESP had difficulties making ends meet, why salaries were so low, and why so many had lost purchasing power. They also mentioned a question about the growth of ESP, which remained unfinished in the publication. #España #Economía #Salarios #ES (translated)

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Santiago Niño 3d
Spanish economist

The author noted that Disney was preparing a new round of layoffs and that Netflix had announced a 6% cut to its global workforce. He added that the wave was affecting companies that, as he indicated, were making money, although that did not seem to be enough for the market. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 3d
Spanish economist

The author wondered how many operations carried out with traditional means of transport and how many jobs related to them would have to be said goodbye to. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 3d
Spanish economist

The author expressed skepticism regarding the claim that artificial intelligence predicted better than economists the disturbances of the IPC, employment, or growth. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 5d
Spanish economist

The author noted that inflation had reduced the increases in the minimum interprofessional wage to just 9 euros annually and pointed out that the effect could be greater in areas of Spain where prices had risen more. He added that inflation did not arise spontaneously. #inflación #SMI #economía #ESP (translated)

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Santiago Niño 6d
Spanish economist

In a post marked as 9/10, the author mentioned vacant homes, tax fraud, and housing expenses. He stated that with the purchase cost of a Eurofighter, 260 apartments could be built in Madrid. He also wondered if that approach would be chosen and said he believed it would not, although the topic would continue to be debated. #FraudeFiscal #Vivienda #Madrid #ES (translated)

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Santiago Niño 7d
Spanish economist

"There is a fact that is objective and that is on the table. Currently, the Social Security debt exceeds 130 billion euros." #pensiones #SeguridadSocial #España (translated)

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Santiago Niño 1w
Spanish economist

The author pointed out that the Democratic Party did not have two-thirds of the votes in both chambers, so to override a veto from President Trump, some members of the Republican Party would have to vote alongside the Democrats. #Política #Elecciones #EstadosUnidos #US (translated)

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Santiago Niño 1w
Spanish economist

The author recommended reading the text slowly and attentively, and doing so again after finishing. He also attributed to Anthropic the estimate that the work of knowledge workers represents a market of 40 trillion dollars and stated that his goal was to automate it with Claude and its artificial intelligence agents. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 1w
Spanish economist

The author argued that the question of how long it would take for AI-based technology to start generating real benefits was worth, in his opinion, $1 billion or more. He added that AI operated in domains where the present and the immediate future did not matter. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

It implies lower wage levels, reduced social contributions, and lower tax collection amounts. That is to say, more poverty and more inequality. AI has started like a kind of First Industrial Revolution, but it tends to be like what happened at the end of it and at the beginning of the Second. The AI that is currently being used is Level 1 AI, but tomorrow Level 2 AI will arrive, and there will be no America to emigrate to; therefore, the great magnates are thinking about instruments to ensure a certain level of subsistence for millions of people who will become surplus. #InteligenciaArtificial #Economía #Desigualdad (translated)

20 minutos @20minutos.es · 2w

El economista Niño Becerra advierte que la expansión de la inteligencia artificial podría resultar en menores salarios, reducciones en las cotizaciones sociales y una disminución en la recaudación fiscal, lo que, en última instancia, podría aumentar la pobreza y la desigualdad. #InteligenciaArtificial #Economía #Desigualdad

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Niño Becerra advierte sobre la IA: "Menores niveles salariales, menos cotizaciones sociales... Es decir, más pobreza"
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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author said he was thinking about mechanisms to ensure a certain level of subsistence for millions of people who, he wrote, would become surplus. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author noted that the International Labour Organization estimated that one in four jobs was exposed to some degree of generative AI, although it considered it more likely that many occupations would be transformed rather than disappear completely. (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author argued that the middle class had built today's Europe, but disagreed with the idea that it was now an obstacle: in his opinion, it had become unnecessary. He said it had served that function to move away from "that socialism" in the 1950s and 1960s and to increase GDP, and noted that that socialism no longer existed. #ClaseMedia #Europa #Economía #EU (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author opined that the economy of the United States continued to hold up because the rest of the world kept accepting the dollars that the country printed. He added that the accumulated debt and deficit affected that situation, but his message remained incomplete. #Economía #EEUU #Deuda #USA (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author argued that when analyzing the situation as a whole, the average American paid more for what they consumed, regardless of their income level. He added that the top 1% was the only exception, but the publication remained unfinished. #Economía #ClassGap #Desigualdad #US (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author pointed out that, at the end of the third quarter, Spain had an unemployment rate of 10.18%, the highest in the EU, and an activity rate of 59.52%, the fourth lowest. He added that this data was also part of the "other narrative." https://t.co/bkT2gNw2EF #Empleo #Desempleo #Economía #ESP #EU (translated)

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Santiago Niño 2w
Spanish economist

The author contrasted two narratives: one presented Spain as the EU country with the highest GDP growth rate; the other, he pointed out, included content like that in the link. He added that the first would appear in the campaign for the elections on November 29th and wondered if the second would as well. https://t.co/iPbI6MAA8E #España #economía #elecciones #ESP #UE (translated)

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