Paul Krugman's Blog, page 598
November 23, 2009
Deficit hysteria
Isn't there something weird about a conventional wisdom that's at odds with market prices?
November 22, 2009
Paging Henry Higgins
The linguistic divide endures.
Joke Europeans
If these countries can run up debts of more than 100 percent of GDP without being destroyed by bond vigilantes, so can we.
1994
An interest rate spike that didn't quite work as advertised.
Role reversal
The same people now warning about the alleged Treasury bubble dismissed warnings about the housing bubble
November 20, 2009
Interest rates: the phantom menace
What I think lies behind the surprising deficit squeamishness of the Obama administration, and why it's wrong-headed.
Exterminate! Exterminate!
Daleks and EU foreign policy.
November 19, 2009
Invisible bond vigilantes
It would be a very, very bad thing if the administration is intimidated into passivity -- or, worse, into neo-Hooverism -- by the threat from invisible, probably imaginary enforcers.
November 18, 2009
The AIG report
By itself, the AIG story would be damaging enough. But it's part of a pattern -- and that pattern has ended up undermining the economy's prospects, big time.
November 16, 2009
The madness of the inflation hawks
Monetary tightening shouldn't be on the agenda for a long, long time.
