... to Budgetary Woes As I mentioned in the beginning of the article, I eventually came around and saw the wisdom of Krugman’s analysis, but only after I applied his principles to my own life. You see, up until ... my local bank. I informed them — in case the boobs didn’t already know — that Dr. Krugman not only teaches at Princeton, but is a Nobel (Memorial) laureate, for goodness’ ...

... , this time with Nobel Laureate economist Paul Krugman. It was a sobering evening of financial crises, looming despair, ... an op-ed columnist for The New York Times. In 2008, Krugman won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences “for ... analysis of trade patterns and location of economic activity.” Krugman is well-known in academia for his work in international economics, including trade theory ...

... , they feed the base’s frenzy instead of trying to curb or channel it. So all the old restraints are gone. . . .Krugman throws in the requisite reference to Richard Hofstadter's " ... Thursday's Capitol rally -- from which proceeds the argument that what Republicans need to do is to become more like Democrats. Krugman's description of Dede Scozzafava as "a relatively moderate, ...

... elite, and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, a columnist for the New York Times, never disappoints. ... awkward fact that markets have, you know, gone up under Obama." Krugman uses a "clever gadget," also known as a Web ... quot; could be applied to anything to make a partisan case, which Krugman is trying to do. Based on his same criteria, you could make the case that the S& ...

... up stuff and spreading falsehoods. Case in point, Krugman's trashing of SuperFreakanomics. From Ari Armstrong[So ... that global cooling was the consensus in the 1970s? They don't say that. Krugman just made that up. Talk about grossly misrepresenting other people' ... action on global warming? They don't imply that. Krugman just made that up. Because it's "just the basic issue of ...

... is actually an admission that monetary policy can do something about the current slump. Krugman, however, does not explore this point anywhere else in his post. That is unfortunate because it is the very argument advocates like Scott ... about 14-15 months later. (Click on figures to enlarge.) So contrary to Krugman's claim, there is reason to believe the Fed could have prevented the great ...