Krugman in a sentence

In an editorial for On Thursday, Krugman cited Russia’s efforts to reduce its supply of natural gas from global markets, a move that still stands Wreaked havoc on the energy markets last year.

Riley, one of six dogs in the Krugman home, was actually Mike’s late wife’s dog.

Such assertions defy centuries of economic theory ranging from Adam Smith to Paul Krugman.

Liberal economist Paul Krugman describes this phenomenon as "Trump-stalgia," and he acknowledges that it is a "powerful force" in the 2024 election.

Nobel Prize-winning economist turned political analyst Paul Krugman issued a in a New York Times op-ed: the policies former President Donald is running on would decimate the solvency of Social Security and perhaps even "bankrupt" the program altogether.

But Trump’s claims are wildly misleading, and economist/New York Times columnist Paul Krugman debunked some of them this week in a Twitter thread.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman says that the U.S. has weaknesses that makes it vulnerable to the coronavirus outbreak, starting with Donald Trump.

Paul Krugman, the Times Opinion columnist and Nobel Prize-winning economist, is the special guest on our next DealBook Debrief call, tomorrow at 11 a.m. Eastern.

Paul Krugman: Why does America hate its children?

While “zombie ideas” isn’t a phrase you often see in farm publications, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has popularized it to describe a uniquely American political condition.

But more importantly, Krugman assumes that conservatism presages lower life expectancy, rather than that those in lower-income rural areas are turning toward conservatism as a result of the social liberalism pushed forward by the left.

Economists don’t know everything — not even Nobel Prize-winning ones — but Krugman’s bad guess is understandable.

In part, that’s thanks to celebrities like Kourtney Kardashian, Chris Pratt, and even media thought leaders like New York Times economics columnist Paul Krugman and Jack Dorsey, who speak publicly about their diets.

This stark reality should alarm investors, but many if not most, continue to rely on black magic economics as espoused by the mainstream media, those like Paul Krugman and his ilk, and a cadre of other Keynesian followers.

Those who have studied Krugman’s work closely, like Autor, say that of course he understood that just the right kind of industrial policy could help build competitive sectors.

As Paul Krugman noted, what is amazing about Trump’s approach to trade is not the substance, it is the fact that he can unilaterally upend treaties, impose tariffs as if they should be entirely at the discretionary whim of one person.

As this accompanying Twitter thread by Paul Krugman acknowledges, even increasing the availability and generosity of transfers to more people disincentivizes people from earning more income.

But as Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman has pointed out, trade wars do not cause global recessions.

But, as the Nobel-winning economist Paul Krugman has argued, most of the tax cuts were saved by the rich people and companies they benefited, and the small boost they gave the US economy has largely run out of steam.

If you’re not familiar with him, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is probably the most highly honored economist in the public arena.