Paul Krugman wrote: "And there are signs of an economic takeoff in at least
parts of India [...] every one of those development success stories was
based on export-led growth."
Then Michael Pollak made the following remark: "India wasn't. Exports are
10% of its economy, like the US."
India is a bi
On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, Krugman was quoted saying
> Now we know that the club isn't that exclusive, after all. South Korea and
> several smaller Asian economies have made a full transition to modernity.
> China is still a poor country, but it has made astonishing progress. And
> there are signs of an
--- Eubulides <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Jeebus..]
Quite intriquing that workers keep producing and
producing, yet *we* appear to be in debt to other
ruling classes of the world. I guess there's nothing
left to do but to take over and run the means of
production for ourselves. Wake up
[Jeebus..]
[New York Times]
November 28, 2003
OP-ED COLUMNIST
The Good News
By PAUL KRUGMAN
I've heard it said that I should try, just once, to write something
upbeat. Honestly, on the domestic front it's hard. Yes, the business cycle
is looking up - but with the budget out of control,
