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Where is Krugman the economist?

30 April 2015
Economic Theory

Where is Krugman the economist?

Philip Booth
30 April 2015
What is striking about Paul Krugman’s recent article in the Guardian criticising the British ‘austerity culture’ is the complete lack … Continue reading “Where is Krugman the economist?”

The final retreat in the fiscal stimulus debate

28 April 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The final retreat in the fiscal stimulus debate

Ryan Bourne
28 April 2015
Which school of economic thought has been vindicated by the macroeconomic performance of the UK over the past five years? … Continue reading “The final retreat in the fiscal stimulus debate”

Paul Krugman is wrong about the UK and borrowing

24 March 2015
Government and Institutions

Paul Krugman is wrong about the UK and borrowing

Andrew Lilico
24 March 2015
Dr Andrew Lilico, member of the IEA’s Academic Advisory Council, writes for CapX: Paul Krugman once did something or other … Continue reading “Paul Krugman is wrong about the UK and borrowing”

Paul Krugman and the recoveryless job explosion

13 March 2013

Paul Krugman and the recoveryless job explosion

Philip Booth
13 March 2013
Fortunately, as I am in Iceland at the moment, I managed to miss yet another appearance on Newsnight by Paul … Continue reading “Paul Krugman and the recoveryless job explosion”

What if Paul Krugman’s aliens had already landed?

27 September 2012

What if Paul Krugman’s aliens had already landed?

Kristian Niemietz
27 September 2012
You have probably seen this video here, where Paul Krugman explains why the threat of an alien invasion could be … Continue reading “What if Paul Krugman’s aliens had already landed?”

The answer is ‘inflation’. What was the question?

1 June 2012

The answer is ‘inflation’. What was the question?

G. R. Steele
1 June 2012
Martin Wolf recently committed the Financial Times to a $71.88 lunch-time interview with Paul Krugman. Whatever the quality of the … Continue reading “The answer is ‘inflation’. What was the question?”

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

29 February 2012

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

Tim Congdon
29 February 2012
Free market capitalism is the best system of economic organisation ever devised. The 20th century demonstrated that it is consistent … Continue reading “Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap”

Mercantilism is back with a vengeance

31 August 2011

Mercantilism is back with a vengeance

Terry Arthur
31 August 2011
‘The fundamental principles of mercantilism and neo-mercantilism are: direction of economic life by the authorities; the belief that money is … Continue reading “Mercantilism is back with a vengeance”

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