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When will Paul Krugman adapt to reality?
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The Great Recession and slower economic growth in recent years have been accompanied by a discontinuous increase in debt-to-GDP ratios in most countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), most notably the United States.
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Budgets/TaxesEconomicsFeaturedIs It Something in the Water at The New York Times? It Makes Economic Sense … Again
Quite remarkably, for the second time in a week, The New York Times has shown some economic sense. Let me repeat that, with some emphasis added: For the second time in a week, The New York Times has shown some economic sense.
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If the progressive view prevails among Millennials, the libertarian moment will only be a moment. It can and should be so much more.
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Paul Krugman has found out the hidden truth of his political opponents once again: Republican opposition to Obamacare is motivated by how much they hate the poor…
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I cringe every time I hear a politician or pundit talk about how a certain policy will create or destroy jobs. Yes, I get why it’s done; the unemployment rate…
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In “Paul Krugman and Detroit, Part 1” I discussed the New York Times columnist’s failure to understand why Detroit currently resembles the United States in Atlas Shrugged. But Krugman’s error…
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Detroit was not a victim of the free market, it was built by the free market — but torn down by welfarism, interventionism, and cronyism.
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EconomicsFeaturedHealth CarePoliticsObamacare’s California Insurance Premiums Are Soaring – This Is Fact
The great American experiment in democracy is currently failing.
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Almost a week since the dreaded sequester went into effect, and look out your window. To quote President Obama the day after Obamacare was passed, the sun is still shining, the birds…
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I’m currently planning my next book in which I intend to discuss how shockingly anti-science the MSM has become when it comes to pet policy issues that involve science, technology…
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The New York Times columnist Paul Krugman had a column December 25 titled: “Springtime for Toxics.” The column extolled virtues of the gift to the nation by the Environmental Protection Agency…
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A new National Bureau of Economic Research paper (gated, $5.00) by Casey Rothschild of Middlebury and Florian Scheuer of Stanford looks at the consequences of various tax rates for people…
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