October 3, 2008
Is Ignorant Dogmatism Possible? I'm Afraid So.
October 3, 2008
The Lamps Are Going Out
October 3, 2008
What If the Median Voter Were a Failing Student?
October 3, 2008
Credit Default Swaps
October 3, 2008
How Government Used Fannie and Freddie
October 2, 2008
The International Angle
October 2, 2008
Cochrane and Rogoff on the PBS News Hour
October 2, 2008
Henry Waxman's Hearings
October 2, 2008
Economists' Bipartisan Bailout Opposition
Anti-foreign bias, make-work bias, anti-market bias, and pessimistic bias aren't just biases of non-economists, but many economists, such as Paul Krugman, Nobel prize winner.
[N.B. Paul Krugman is not a Nobel prize winner. The complete list of Nobel Laureates in economics can be found at the official Nobel site.--Econlib Ed.]
"Anti-foreign bias, make-work bias, anti-market bias, and pessimistic bias aren't just biases of non-economists, but many economists, such as Paul Krugman, Nobel prize winner."
Paul Krugman's never won a Nobel Prize.
That podcast was a thing of beauty.
Krugman did win a Clark Medal, in 1991. According to Wikipedia that gives him about a 40% chance at a Nobel someday.
I listened to it yesterday myself, very good!
Ironically, I was listening to it while mowing the lawn.
(If you listened to it, you'd get the irony.)