Paul Krugman
Professor of Economics, Princeton; Columnist, The New York Times
Paul Krugman is an author, economist, and Princeton professor who is probably best known for his op-ed columns in the New York Times.
Krugman is the author of over twenty books, including The Conscience of a Liberal, a progressive manifesto, and The Great Unraveling, a collection of his op-ed columns.
The income gap is huge and a growing problem.
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Krugman speculates on the tipping point.
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Paul Krugman calls the experience ‘expensive suffering.’
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Krugman says this is only the first act.
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All capitalism is to some extent wasteful, but America, says Krugman, is especially so.
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A better, but still mixed picture.
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The Nobel Prize winner says economics should move beyond the limits of ‘rational self-interest.’
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Academies are becoming internationalized, says Paul Krugman.
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The Nobel Prize winning economist chronicles his economic philosophy.
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Paul Krugman on widening the labor gap.
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Its not about who you want to have a beer with.
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The Nobel Prize-winning economist on the virtues of selfishness.
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Krugman talks about what our mistakes say about us.
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Krugman doesn’t see himself as an academic imperialist.
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