The worst piece of conventional wisdom you will read this year

I will never forgive them, wrote 13-year-old Kieran McArdle to the Daily Record, a national newspaper based in Glasgow. I won't be able to come to terms with my dad's death until I get justice for him. Kieran's father, 57-year-old Brian, had worked ...

They say hindsight is 20/20, but according to Paul Krugman it may actually be much worse than that when it comes to economic policy-making. The Nobel-Prize winning economist and New York Times columnist wrote in a blog post Sunday that current ...

So the other day Paul Krugman had a long, very good piece in the New York Review of Books on the arguments and flawed research used to justify austerity measures, and why the notion that it's necessary for countries to "pay" for booms and ...

Politics determine who has the power, not who has the truth. Economist Paul Krugman Last night's victory by Premier Christy Clark and the BC Liberals will go down in British Columbia political history as one of the biggest upset victories ever.

Paul Krugman are no deficit celebrations. He says: For three years and more Beltway politics has been all about the deficit. Urgent action was needed to avert crisis. A Grand Bargain absolutely had to be reached. Fix the Debt, now now now! So where ...

The Fed , Paul Krugman , David Stockman , Debt , Quantitative Easing , Canada Business News Get Canada Business Alerts: Nobel laureate and Princeton economics professor Paul Krugman has, for many months, been writing and rewriting ...

Paul Krugman has never been shy about proclaiming that he is right and everyone else is wrong — and not just wrong, but knaves and fools. Lately, however, one begins to worry that he might actually hurt himself, so vigorously has he been patting ...

Before discussing Paul Krugman and how right he was, let's first take a look at the Spiegel Online report EU To Impose Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels. Back in 2008, the German solar manufacturing industry was riding the crest of a wave of growth ...

Paul Krugman dismisses the notion that a stock or bond bubble is forming. He attributes anxiety over heady stock or bond prices to wishful thinking and a deep hatred of Ben Bernanke. Really? Investor cautiousness is purely personal? Doubtful. Market ...