Tag Archives: Paul Krugman
Krugman’s Intensity
Krugman–ah yes, how to handle this Mr. Pessimist Anticant? With every passing column, I get the feeling the conscientious liberal is really a frothing paranoiac. Raise any objection against the Krugster–just look at this exchange with Clive Crook–and you’re a … Continue reading
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Krusty Krugman
The incorrigible Nobel Prize winner, with no sense of logic, in his latest column: Next, write off anyone who asserts that it’s always better to cut taxes than to increase government spending because taxpayers, not bureaucrats, are the best judges of … Continue reading
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The Irrelevance of the Nobel Prize in Literature
Whose writing has been more widely read? Whose writings have had a greater beneficial effect on people around the world? Whose writing is ”too isolated, too insular,” in the phrase of Horace Engdahl, slanderer of American writers and the permanent secretary of … Continue reading
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