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Krugman Upset That Opponents Don’t Read Him Carefully
The older I get–from my wistful observation you would think I was in my 70s, wouldn’t you?–the more I agree that people criticize in others that which they (deep down) despise in themselves. For example, take Krugman today talking about Casey Mulligan: I’ve been asked for reactions to Casey Mulligan’s piece about the failure of […]
Read moreLandsburg 1, Krugman 0
[UPDATE below.] I have made my bones attacking Steve Landsburg’s arguments in the past (here, here, and here). So the present post isn’t simply, “I like free market guys and hate Paul Krugman.” I am supposed to be preparing for a debate that will occur in a few hours so I need to keep this […]
Read moreKrugman on Inflation and Wages
In the past on this blog, I’ve been chastised for suggesting that Keynesians nakedly assert that high unemployment and high price inflation are incompatible. Today (in a post I largely agree with), Krugman said this: And taking the longer perspective, you can’t have a wage-price spiral if wages refuse to spiral; and all indications are […]
Read moreKeynesian versus Keynesian
Somebody help me out here: How is it possible that Brad DeLong is now talking about jigsaw puzzles etc. as if that is totally consistent with what he (and Krugman) have been saying all along? It’s not merely that he and Krugman over the last two years have been focusing on Aggregate Demand, while remaining […]
Read moreMurphy Article and Radio Interview
Last week I was on the Peter Mac radio show. It was actually a very pleasant, smoothly flowing discussion of the Murphy-Krugman Debate and then more general issues (including the Liberty Dollar stuff). Today at Mises.org I have an article responding to the anti-pin-head Andolfatto.
Read moreThe Murphy-Krugman Debate Edges Closer
I actually got a call on the emergency line on this one from Wenzel. (I imagine there are about 3 of you who live vicariously through us, and so I like to give you some tidbits now and then.) Krugman quotes our friend Daniel Kuehn who in an RAE paper quotes me on the 1920-1921 […]
Read moreYet Another Krugman Kontradiction?
Help me out here, Krugman sympathizers: For a while now he has been making two different arguments that seem in conflict. On the one hand, he has been savaging that “austerians” for pointing to historical examples of an expansionary episode of government budget cutting, by saying that all of these cases are inapplicable to our […]
Read morePaul Krugman Agrees With Bob Roddis For Once
Details here. Bye bye, Modern Monetary Theory.
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