France public spending already accounts for 56% of GDP http://www.economist.com/blogs/elysee/2012/05/frances-new-president Clearly not enough RIGHT Mr. Krugman .
left-wing political activist Paul Krugman here: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-17/ paul - krugman -s-simple-or-is-it-simplistic ..... part: I raised my hand to ask Krugman about some of those Very Serious
Three lunchtime reads: 1) Default now or default later? 2) Krugman : Why we regulate 3) The expansion limps ahead Post your comment!
is time to pass laws returning the U.S. to some version, strong or weak, of the gold standard. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-02/gold-standard-for-all-from-nuts-to- paul - krugman .html
s no middle ground in a debate between Ron Paul and Paul Krugman . Paul: "I don't want the government or Federal Reserve ..... t supposed to run the economy. The people are." Krugman : "I want the market economy to be left as free as it
Then says we need to spend and borrow more. Huh? In what Bizzaro world is he living?
stimulation. A closer look at the actual data reveals that what Krugman conveniently chooses to leave out: the policy-induced ..... unemployment situations in the 1970s and early 1980s, from which Krugman starts his story, are extremely important for understanding
In a relatively brief (23 min.) and somewhat wonkish presentation, economist Steve Keen continues his assault on Paul Krugman and neoclassical economics. Keen says economists' obsession with public debt is a mistake, and that only private
Three lunchtime reads: 1) Krugman : What Greece means 2) New cars, housing, and economic recovery: Great expectations? 3) As Fed meeting nears, it awaits clearer economic signals 2 comments!
apparently coalesced around a blistering and monomaniacal opposition to income inequality. Yet even liberal economist Paul Krugman concedes that income inequality has very little to do with the current economic downturn : http://www.theblaze