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Professor of Economics at Princeton University Paul Krugman attends The Russia Forum 2012 in Moscow February 2, 2012. Russian and international financial leaders meet at the economic and business forum from January 31 till February 4. View Photo »
Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) and Professor of Economics at Princeton University Paul Krugman attend The Russia Forum 2012 in Moscow February 2, 2012. Russian and international financial leaders meet at the economic and business forum from... View Photo »
Paul Robin Krugman (pronounced /ˈkɹuːɡmən/; born February 28, 1953) is an American economist, columnist, author and intellectual. He is a professor of economics and international affairs at Princeton University, and a columnist for The New York Times. In 2008, Krugman won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences "for his analysis of trade... Full Article
Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) and Professor of Economics at Princeton University Paul Krugman attend The Russia Forum 2012 in Moscow February 2, 2012. Russian and international financial leaders meet at the economic and business forum from January 31 till February 4.
View Photo »Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) and Professor of Economics at Princeton University Paul Krugman attend The Russia Forum 2012 in Moscow February 2, 2012. Russian and international financial leaders meet at the economic and business forum from January 31 till February 4.
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Arcade Fire is probably the only band to receive praise from Paul Krugman
The long-run budget outlook has darkened, which means that some hard choices must be made. Why should those choices only involve spending cuts?
The real scandal isn’t so much that those banks got rescued as that the rest of the population didn’t.
It's a little embarrassing ... I was a Baby Boomer so I listened to The Beatles and thought I was being very adventurous by moving up in time to Fleetwood Mac, and then pretty much stopped.
It's a little embarrassing ... I was a Baby Boomer so I listened to The Beatles and thought I was being very adventurous by moving up in time to Fleetwood Mac, and then pretty much stopped.
nations now in crisis don’t have bigger welfare states than the nations doing well
Republicans and Democrats don’t just have different priorities; they live in different intellectual and moral universes.
The way to see this is that the market is in effect pricing in a real possibility of eurozone collapse. In particular, market expectations seem to assume that the [European Central Bank] will remain utterly indifferent to its responsibilities.
The way to see this is that the market is in effect pricing in a real possibility of eurozone collapse. In particular, market expectations seem to assume that the [European Central Bank] will remain utterly indifferent to its responsibilities.
What exactly is going on here? Is the market worried about bank exposure? Is it pricing in a possible euro breakup? Lots to chew on here
Essentially all of the upward redistribution of income away from the bottom 80 percent has gone to the highest-income 1 percent of Americans
It was his time ... The Republican base does not want Romney and they keep on looking for an alternative. And Newt, although -- somebody said, 'He's a stupid man's idea of what a smart person sounds like.' But he is more plausible than the other guys they've been pushing up.
