Krugton the Invincible?
One side of the economic debate can declare victory and spike the football, but it’s not Paul Krugman and the Keynesians
- 2 May 2013
Krugman, Japan and the definition of insanity
The belief in Keynesian stimulus spending is the perfect example of Albert Einstein's definition of insanity
- 21 January 2013
Deck the Halls with Macro Follies
Merry Christmas one and all, from Keynes and co. (via econstories.tv)
- 13 December 2012
Why do smart people still choose Keynes over Hayek?
Looking back over the last few years you have to ask how intelligent people, examining the evidence, can still choose Keynes over Hayek
- 4 December 2012
Aggregate demand or death
This stark alternative – aggregate demand or death – is undoubtedly antiquated Keynesian thought, but it is deeply engrained in our collective imagination
- 19 October 2012
Augustinian economics: Balanced budgets, but not yet
While rocketing debt and low interest rates need to be dealt with, the time is never quite right to cut spending or let interest rates rise. This is the Augustinian creed
- 16 October 2012
Bernanke stuck in a bunker
Increasingly Bernanke resembles a golfer with one club. He’s stuck in a bunker and all he has is a driver
- 18 September 2012
There is no third way
Conservatives must embrace true free market capitalism and reject the cronyism of the state
- 10 August 2012
Barack Brewster's Millions
Do Americans want their economy run by Monty Brewster or the Ghostbusters? That will be the question this November
- 16 July 2012
There is zero evidence that cutting spending increases deficits
We can argue about how quickly we want to close the deficit. We can argue about what leads to economic growth. But can we please stop making silly claims that borrowing can be self-financing?
- 5 July 2012
Time for an economic Nuremberg for the last Labour government
We will be discovering fiscal turds left by the last Labour government for literally decades to come. Isn't it time for that wretched lot to face a reckoning?
- 3 July 2012
The euthanasia of the rentier: Why the assault on savers must end
In his 'General Theory', John Maynard Keynes looked forward to “the euthanasia of the rentier”. This nonsense, as much as anything else he said, represents a threat to our economic growth and stability
- 19 June 2012
Why the euro is working
It's often said that the euro was doomed from the start. But maybe we're all the missing the point and the euro is doing its job just fine
- 12 June 2012
The charts that could doom Obama
Obama is not alone in seeing his "stimulus" fail to stimulate but that will be of little comfort if he loses out in November
- 6 June 2012
A new Keynesianism in Europe
Europe simply can't afford to implement Keynesianism as an antidote to the current crisis, caused in the first place by debt and out-of-control spending
- 17 May 2012
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