Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Paul Krugman: The Worst Timing for a Book Ever

Just as the manipulated boom will be in full swing and price inflation will start its climb, Paul Krugman's new book will be out. I kid you not:



He writes at his blog today:
Available in a couple of months.

Talk about being handed material on a silver platter.

8 comments:

  1. Hm, I think he means the "Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel" non-Nobel Prize.

    "The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel is the only non-Nobel prize that has ever been associated officially with the Nobel Foundation." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Economic_Sciences

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  2. He is releasing this book just in time for the price inflation and false boom? Wow, one could not have asked for a more hilarious timing. He's going to be like Fisher 1929, but in reverse.

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  3. Now we know why Krugman keeps pushing the Depression meme; he has a financial interest to do so! He wants his books to sell! I wonder what Mr. Nobel Economist thinks about incentives and behavior?

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  4. Not that I'm going to be buying this drivel but I wonder what could possibly be held within those pages?

    Maybe its just a flyer. 1 page. I mean really, how much space do you really need to write "Print more money!".

    Maybe its a 1000 page treatise that repeats "More government spending is needed" over and over and over.

    Whatever's in there I hope it includes a chapter about the importance of battling the space aliens to our economy.

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  5. Hilarious! Krugman has been owned by Wenzel just about as bad as Levin by Woods. I love the internet!

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  6. It's gonna be hilarious when an Austrian comes out with a rebuttle book destroying Krugman chapter by chapter, a la Hazlitt on Keynes.

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  7. LOL.

    I love how the subtitle of his name is "Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics." Yeah, that's credible proof that his economic theory is credible.

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  8. Wasn't the area of econ Krugman won his award for not even related to monetary or macro econ anyway?

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