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...when he says that Keynes's greatness is illustrated by the fact that he understood things that George F. Will does not. A six year old child could write more intelligent columns about economics tha
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Paul Krugman cites Greg Mankiw: The Keynesian moment: Greg has this exactly right: IF you were going to turn to only one economist to understand the problems facing the economy, there is littl
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Mr. Murdoch, your intellectual capital is depreciating rapidly. Call your office.
Paul Krugman writes that expansionary fiscal policy was not tried on a sufficiently large scale during the Great Depre
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A Foucault Pendulum at the North Pole revolves clockwise with a period of 24 hours. A Foucault Pendulum at the South Pole revolves counterclockwise with a period of 24 hours.
By symmetry, a pendulum
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Calculated Risk issues an invitation: Calculated Risk: Hoocoodanode?: Earlier today, I saw Greg Bush economist Mankiw was a little touchy about a Krugman blog comment. My reaction was that Mankiw h
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And what kind of a name is Steyn anyway? Matthew Yglesias muses on Mark Steyn's refusal to think of women, Blacks, immigrants, et cetera as real Americans: Matthew Yglesias: American History: Mark
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Outsourced to Brendan Nyhan:
Brendan Nyhan: Kathleen Parker: Correlation=causation: A conservative organization called the Intercollegiate Studies Institute has released a new report which shows (yet
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Aaron Swartz reports on weblogs he would like to read:
Blogs I Would Like to Read (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought):
The Wonk Wing: Thoughtful exploration of important policy issues by decent writers who
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Paul Krugman notes that we now have an ongoing test of Keynes-Bernanke vs. Friedman-Schwartz accounts of the Great Depression: Paul Krugman: Has anyone else noticed that the current crisis sheds ligh
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