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Krugman discusses monetary policy and how Bernanke has been found wanting

[Posted April 2012]

Paul Krugman has a long piece on the NYT Magazine. In contrast to his usual clamor for more fiscal stimulus, this time he is focused on monetary policy and on Bernanke´s “let-down”:

Bernanke was and is a fine economi...

6 days ago
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Don´t lose the Trend

[Posted February 2016]

The next recession could be around the corner, and the Fed isn’t ready for it:

Around the world, markets are in chaos. Japan’s stock market plunged 5 percent on Friday, while markets in France, Germany, and the UK...

9 days ago
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A monetary story alternative to Krugman´s fiscal story

[First posted on October 2015]

Paul Krugman writes “Did The Fed Save The World?”:

Bernanke’s basic theme is that the shocks of 2008 were bad enough that we could have had a full replay of the Great Depression; the reason we didn’t was t...

12 days ago
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Sometimes you get lucky: The case of Israel

[Posted in April 2014]

Lars Christensen has a post in praise of Stanley Fisher´s conduct of monetary policy in Israel:

According to my friend Stan Fischer said two things. First, Fischer had warned that what was underway in the global f...

14 days ago
5

Good Guys Abandoning Ship"

[First posted in January 2012]

In the recent AEA meetings Ryan Avent reported:

But Stanford economist Robert Hall really nailed the crux of the question, so far as I was concerned. At the AEA meetings a year ago in Denver, I listened to...

16 days ago
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