Joanna wrote:
It's funny how a rational centrist (Krugman) can sound like a raving
socialist these days.
So what is the point of this ? This type of comment is useless in my view,
and I will say why. What is the purpose, beyond trying to show how savvy or
smart you are about the latest
URL: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/02/opinion/02KRUG.html
New York Times
March 2, 2004
Maestro of Chutzpah
By PAUL KRUGMAN
T he traditional definition of chutzpah says it's when you murder your
parents, then plead for clemency because you're an orphan. Alan
Greenspan has chutzpah.
It's funny how a rational centrist (Krugman) can sound like a raving
socialist these days.
Joanna
Michael Pollak wrote:
URL: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/02/opinion/02KRUG.html
New York Times
March 2, 2004
Maestro of Chutzpah
By PAUL KRUGMAN
T he traditional definition of chutzpah says
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To: pen-l
Subject: [PEN-L:34734] Krugman contra Greenspan part II
[the Ayn Rand quote is hilarious, as it's the law of identity, or in
information theory, redundancy.]
[New York Times]
February 14, 2003
On the Second Day, Atlas Waffled
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Dear Alan Greenspan:
After reading
Title: RE: [PEN-L:34734] Krugman contra Greenspan part II
It's amazing that anyone who's half-intelligent, such as Greenspan, would like Ayn Rand (though her novels do have narrative pull, the ability to induce us to keep reading if we skip the speeches).* How could anyone think
[the Ayn Rand quote is hilarious, as it's the law of identity, or in
information theory, redundancy.]
[New York Times]
February 14, 2003
On the Second Day, Atlas Waffled
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Dear Alan Greenspan:
After reading your recent testimony, I'd like to share some Objectivist
philosophy
[New York Times]
February 7, 2003
Is the Maestro a Hack?
By PAUL KRUGMAN
It's probably wishful thinking, but some people hope that the old Alan
Greenspan - the man we used to respect - will make a return appearance next
week.
During the Clinton years Mr. Greenspan became an icon of fiscal
