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1. Paul Krugman is a professor of economics at MIT whose books include The Age of Diminished Expectations and Peddling Prosperity.
2. Paul Krugman, a professor of economics and international affairs at Princeton University, was one choice. (Web site)
3. Paul Krugman, the influential Princeton University professor and New York Times op-ed columnist, has denigrated Galbraith's stature as an economist.
4. Paul Krugman is better placed than many to lead the way. (Web site)
5. Paul Krugman is complaining about China’s exchange rate policy. (Web site)

Brad Delong

1. Paul Krugman (also here) and Brad DeLong are not concerned, noting we've seen lots of yield changes of this size or higher in the past.

Program

1. PAUL KRUGMAN: Neither of them has a program to do that.

Budget

1. Paul Krugman, Dana Milbank and John Fund on President Bush‘s budget and the second-term agenda when we come back. (Web site)

Obama

1. Paul Krugman, also of the Times, fearing he'd been too subtle in his criticism of Obama, went ballistic over the Illinois senator's rhetoric.

Comments

1. I posted a response, which led to many other comments, including a couple from Paul Krugman, a Princeton economics professor and New York Times columnist. (Web site)

Papers

1. One of the papers is by Paul Krugman, who will be writing about trade and inequality. (Web site)

Good Thing

1. Here Paul Krugman takes on the mostly-whispered claim that a war against Iraq would be "a good thing" for the American economy.

Princeton

1. Paul Krugman (Princeton) - has not been updated since late 2003.

Free Trade

1. The most striking dissent over free trade, the equivalent of a category five storm, came from Paul Krugman. (Web site)

Budget Deficit

1. PAUL KRUGMAN: Not if they add to a budget deficit.

Obama Campaign

1. Something's really gone off the rails when the Obama campaign decides to release an oppo document on Paul Krugman. (Web site)

Washington Post

1. According to the Washington Post [3], Dr. Lindsey was on an advisory board to Enron along with Paul Krugman before joining the White House. (Web site)

Economics

1. Paul Krugman writes about economics and policy.

Supply-Side Economics

1. Via email, Paul Krugman responds to recent posts on supply-side economics.
2. Critics of supply-side economics such as Paul Krugman claim that 'supply-side economics' was always a smokescreen for politically-motivated tax cuts.

Economists

1. Paul Krugman and other economists are urging Congress to "spend baby, spend," as TIME magazine puts it. (Web site)

Economist

1. The article focused largely on the comments of economist Paul Krugman, but Barry Glassner weighed in on the fray.

Paul Krugman

1. Article by Masahisa Fujita, Paul Krugman and Anthrony Venables that describes the dramatic increase in research on economic geography. (Web site)
2. There's Something About Macro by Paul Krugman - a brief introduction to macroeconomics.
3. Paul Krugman, who was named Columnist of the Year by Editor and Publisher magazine, writes a twice-weekly column for the op-ed page of the New York Times.

Categories

1. Society > Economics > Economists > Economist
2. Society > Economics > Macroeconomics > Supply-Side Economics
3. Time Magazine
4. York Times
5. Obama Campaign
6. Books about "Paul Krugman" in Amazon.com
   

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