A Noble Prize Winning Economist Worse Than Paul Krugman
Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate in economics, writes at Project Syndicate:
[T]he call right now is not a close one. On the contrary, it is as close to a no-brainer as such decisions can be: Now is not the time to tighten credit and slow the economy.
Within the context of central banking, it isn't a good time to tighten. They'll call it a policy mistake--and it is. But the more fundamental policy mistake is central banking.
He is a great fan of Venezuela style stagflation
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DeleteWithin the context of central banking, it isn't a good time to tighten. They'll call it a policy mistake--and it is. But the more fundamental policy mistake is central banking.
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