It seems that the only time Paul Krugman isn't predicting recession is when we are actually experiencing one. This guy is so ideologically blinkered that he has lost any semblance of objectivity.
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Paul Krugman is, of course, a Bates Clark winning economist considered to b e at the forefront of the field of international trade.
You, of course, are a moron who has won nothing at the forefront of nothing.
I know who I'm betting with.
So apparently Krugman is beyond reproach because of his medal even though he is objectively wrong on many of his predictions? Interesting. I imagine then that, for consistency's sake, you never question anything that free-market economists such as Milton Friedman have to offer because they are Nobel prize winners?
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