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2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 3,700 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway … Continue reading
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IMF: Better late than never but never late is better
The Challenge of Debt Reduction during Fiscal Consolidation by Luc Eyraud and Anke Weber … VI. CONCLUSIONS This paper examines the effect of fiscal consolidation on the debt ratio. It first assesses the importance of the fiscal multiplier assumption in … Continue reading
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Paul Krugman: Heritage, Chicago, and the Fiscal Cliff
Heritage, Chicago, and the Fiscal Cliff, by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: Menzie Chinn has some fun pointing out that if the doctrine Heritage was pushing to oppose fiscal stimulus were true — namely, that government borrowing always crowds out an … Continue reading
Paul Krugman: What’s The Matter With Italy?
What’s The Matter With Italy?, by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: Sorry about radio silence — real life intruded. Also, working on longer-term projects; including one that had me looking at a pretty big puzzle that isn’t getting much attention, namely, … Continue reading
Paul Krugman: Meanwhile, Europe
Meanwhile, Europe, by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: So, American voters have spoken and sent the nation firmly on the path of destruction — God’s wrath for gay marriage, you know. So we can relax a bit on that front and … Continue reading
Paul Krugman: Socialism!
Socialism!, by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: I have to say, the gnashing of teeth and rending of garments on the right comes as a surprise. We knew that they would be upset; but the extent to which they were really, … Continue reading
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Paul Krugman: Monetary Mandate Mischief
Monetary Mandate Mischief, by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: One of the remarkable things about the ongoing economic crisis is the way so many people have responded to events by adopting doctrines that would magnify our problems. The woes of Spain and … Continue reading
Links for March, 2012
Banking Mysticism, Continued by Paul Krugman, in NY Times ———————————————————— We Don’t Need No Education by Paul Krugman, in NY Times ———————————————————— Minksy and Methodology (Wonkish) by Paul Krugman, in NY Times ———————————————————— What Greece Means by Paul Krugman, in … Continue reading
Paul Krugman: Sad Things (Wonkish and Trivial)
Sad Things (Wonkish and Trivial), by Paul Krugman, in NY Times: I see that some people out there don’t like me. A couple of odds and ends: John Cochrane weighs in on the Ricardian equivalence debate, sort of. I say “sort … Continue reading