Now that Italy, seems to be without "Führer". Krugman knows what do do about it all: Just print IOYs (they have the funky name Dollar in the US, and Euro in the EU) Anyway Central banks can print paper, but not wealth
well it's hardly to believe that this nobel price winner is still commenting on economic things. Get that here: http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/paul-krugmans-remarkable-success-story-in-latin-america/ If you like you can check my writing about Argentina here or on my outer mises blog. Just to get...
then ask your nobel prize winner Krugman. http://www.freeenterprise.com/economy-taxes/krugman-yearns-golden-age-91-tax-rates Much of the things he has proposed were done the last 4 years and it has brought nothing good do anyone (but maybe the defrauders of government) Just take away everything and you...
Well if I'm have one special weakness, then it's reading. And because of this weakness I stumbled upon quite few books which one just can name "eye-opener" It has happened with the following books: Human Action, the road to serfdom. Geldsozializmus, End the Fed, and stuff from Friedman...
this time it's China. Not that I'm that found of it, but what Krugman want is that the Chinese follow the US on the insane path. How to do that, well the Chinese do produce things, the US people like to buy, and thos things are "cheaper" now, to counterbalance this the Chinese products...
There have been a lot of articles criticising Paul Krugman's ideas. People like Robert Murphy , William Anderson and many others have written great articles on the subject. Modestly, I have tried to contribute to these critiques with one article in which I try to summarise several points. The article...
William Anderson (an adjunct scholar of the Mises Institute and economics prof. at Frostburg State University) has a thoughtful New Year's Day post , pointing out how Paul Krugman fails to understand the causes of ouir economic stagnation and financial meltdown. I posted the following comment , in...
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Paul Krugman reaches the above conclusion in his August 1 New York Time op-ed , which asks "Can This Planet Be Saved?" , while discussing the latest work by economists on the cost-benefit analsys of taking action to mitigate potential climate risks - this time by Harvard`s Marty Weitzman ,...
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/05/19/opinion/edkrugman.php?WT.mc_id=newsalert . Maybe next we'll see Krugman and others supporting an end to the gas-tax subsidized federal highway system?