Krugman has made maliciously false statements about economics professor Gerald Friedman. Demand that the New York Times issue a correction and that Krugman apologize.
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Read more...Explaining how the Federal Reserve and central bank policies like QE, saved the banks at the expense of wrecking the real economy.
Read more...A refinancing bulge is coming awfully soon.
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Read more...The post studies how the Fed is involved in fiscal operations and how the U.S. Treasury is involved in monetary-policy operations. The extensive interaction between these two branches of the U.S. government is necessary for fiscal and monetary policies to work properly.
Read more...In The Age of Stagnation, author Satyajit Das has shifted from his usual wry detachment to a sense of foreboding.
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Read more...Why Eurobanks are the most likely fracture point if current economic stresses continue.
Read more...Mass migration is getting a bad rap. Is it entirely deserved?
Read more...Former Bank of International Settlements chief economist William White criticizes central bank policies sharply, particularly negative interest rates.
Read more...Yet more funny forecasts from the CBO telling you why you can’t have nice things, like a better job market.
Read more...Discussions of technology-driven change fail to distinguish between productivity-enhancing technology and disruptive technology.
Read more...Marriage is the new cheap fix for poverty…which means by implication that single low income women are a new category of the undeserving poor.
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